Kevin Gaudet

Kevin Gaudet, is former the Federal Director, Canadian Taxpayers Federation

Most Recent Articles by Kevin Gaudet:

Debt Clock has been banned from Parliament Hill

Internal government statement circulated today that appears to finally close the door on a myriad of requests for cash for professional sports venues

Campaign urges governments to cut spending and legislate balanced budgets; Clock to travel 8,800 kilometres to nine provinces over six weeks

13th Annual Teddies Awards February 7, 2011
Taxpayers Federation to Announce Waste Awards

Business bashing is a favoured sport of many political parties

System of subsidies and credits ensuring taxpayers, instead of party supporters, are paying for the business of politics

CTF tells Minister Flaherty to accelerate budget balancing

Private Registered Pension Plans

'Stimulus' spending, austerity, spending, taxes, transparency

New law ends OAS and GIS for prisoners

Minister Clement should demand Pratt & Witney repay taxpayers

Budget austerity is supposed to be a strong focus of the federal government today. Mr. Harper can demonstrate this commitment my tackling and rejecting these CFL subsidy requests. Not rejecting them may just look like a Stanfield fumble.

$208 billion MORE needed to pay for public sector pension plans

One year later: only six employees have disclosed

Give taxpayers a voice on setting the pay, perks and pension of city council

Our most notorious criminals are getting sweet-heart treatment at taxpayers’ expense

Bill C-31 would stop prisoners over 65, like Clifford Olson, from getting Old Age Security (OAS) and Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS) payments courtesy of the taxpayer

30 chiefs and counting… October 18, 2010
Partial government data shows at least 30 reserve chiefs received more in pay than the average Canadian premier in 2008-09

We're Broke:

Finance Minister Flaherty, Employment Insurance (EI) tax hike

$1 billion loan by Export Development Corporation to Vale Inc. of Brazil

Employment Insurance, Bill C-308 proposes a myriad of changes, each of which would make EI both easier to access and more generous to receive

The public is growing tired of this top-down-government-knows-best attitude.

Long-gun registry has done nothing to prevent crime

Cigarette Black Market in Canada

It is way past time Mr. Harper got serious about Senate reform

Privatized companies increased profitability by 45 per cent, efficiency by 11 per cent and output by 27 per cent

The G8 and G20 summits

Members of Parliament do not share the suffering of most working Canadians

CTF also renewed its call for Parliament to reform the gold-plated MP pension plan