Canadian News & Opinion
Doing Less with More: Why Quebec Lags in Access to Doctors
By C.D. Howe Institute Claude E. Forget | May 27, 2014
Physician buy-in and a willingness to provide more primary care in the community as opposed to hospitals are key ingredients of a successful transition."
Ontario’s proposed pension plan would limit job, wage growth
By News on the Net | May 26, 2014
CFIB analysis points to similar impacts in Manitoba, PEI
High River, Alberta—The Cover-up Continues
By Dennis R. Young | May 24, 2014
CSSA Commentary:
New, mandatory, payroll tax on Ontarians based on the Canada Pension Plan
Leaked Manitoba Hydro Document Confirms CTF Concerns
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Colin Craig | May 22, 2014
"Manitoba Hydro refuses to disclose the details on the full $251 million in bills racked up by northern reserves over the past 14 years. What else are they hiding?”
Harper Government Should Scrap $5 Billion Montreal Champlain Bridge Project
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Gregory Thomas | May 20, 2014
Quebec’s new government rejecting feds offer of free toll bridge – wants Canadian taxpayers to foot entire bill
Wait times for health care in Canada may be linked to increase in female death rates
By Fraser Institute Nadeem Esmail | May 20, 2014
“Deaths resulting from delayed medical care are unacceptable"
Million Jobs Plan
CTF Calls on Harper to Scrap the 1.5 Cent per Litre Deficit Elimination’ Gas Tax and Tax-on-Ta
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Gregory Thomas | May 15, 2014
16th Annual Gas Tax Honesty Day
Energy Abundance and Economic Growth
CTF Calculates Costs of Liberal’s Proposed Aviation Fuel Tax Hike
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Ontario Director Candice Malcolm | May 15, 2014
Ontario Liberals propose a 148 per cent tax hike in Budget 2014
Canada’s anti-oil regulars
By Ezra Levant | May 13, 2014
Ezra visits the anti-Enbridge pipeline protest in Vancouver
Provincial Pension Bailout Costs Skyrocketing
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation | May 13, 2014
Civil service pension plan: 38% increase in amount taxpayers put in over last 3 years, Teachers' pension plan: 35% increase in amount taxpayers put in over last 3 years
Government Subsidies in Canada: A $684 Billion Price Tag
One Way or Another, Voters Will Force Politicians to Reform the Senate
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Gregory Thomas | May 12, 2014
Canadians want a vote on getting rid of the Senate. They’ll vote for politicians who respect democracy as much as they respect the courts
The Billion Dollar Boondoggle Continues
By Dennis R. Young | May 12, 2014
The Conservative Government is spending of $57 million a year and keeps a staff of 500 to run the Liberal Government's Firearms Program
Report of the C.D. Howe Institute Competition Policy Council
Government tariffs, supply management
National Day of Honour
Nearly two-thirds of the price of a carton of tobacco are taxes
Current version of the Income Tax Act is 3,206 pages long--more than a million words, Harper government has added 631 pages since taking office in 2006
The price disparity is due in part to the shift in many provinces away from coal-fired electric generation capacity and a failure to fully embrace natural gas-fired capacity
Canada’s National Temperature and Precipitation Farce
By Sierra Rayne | May 3, 2014
How Environment Canada calculates scientifically rigorous national average climate variables is a mystery
Ontario Taking Cues From Greece
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Candice Malcolm | May 1, 2014
Tax-and-Spend Budget Fails Taxpayers on Every Measure
Premier Wynne’s Sinking Ship
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation | May 1, 2014
Safe hands? Feels more like the cold hands of an undertaker
Canadians spend billions complying with personal income tax system
By Fraser Institute | April 30, 2014
“A simplified personal income tax system would be easier to understand and less expensive in time and money for Canadians to navigate
Taxpayers Take on Sousa
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation | April 29, 2014
Ontario has the seventh-largest sovereign debt load in the world
CTF Renews Call for 2015 Referendum on Abolishing the Senate
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Gregory Thomas | April 25, 2014
There’s no place for the Senate in its current form in a modern democracy
Temporary Foreign Workers in Canada: Are They Really Filling Labour Shortages?
What Premier Wynne (or Somebody) Can Learn from Quebec’s New Premier, Philippe Couillard
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Candice Malcolm and Gregory Thomas | April 24, 2014
Ontario keeps going deeper in the hole because Kathleen Wynne can’t seem to imagine, much less talk about tough choices

