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Apply the Access to Information Act to Parliament

Albertans pay $15.55 in gas taxes for every fill up

“Tax me, I’m Canadian,” is an all-too-familiar refrain

If the province is looking to balance the budget, they should cut spending, and not try to raise more cash through photo radar

Parliament should post expense receipts online like City of Toronto and Alberta

“Ontarians deserve a real apology.”

Harper’s surgical initiative should improve the odds for taxpayers.

We can’t continue to keep information on the highest paid in the dark

Payroll tax relief: exemption threshold for Employer Health Tax raised

Cancelled gas plants in Oakville and Mississauga

NDP Private Member’s Bill Would Create Make the Parliamentary Budget Officer an Independent Officer of Parliament

A Tax By Any Other Name April 26, 2013
When you hear a politician talk about raising revenues, creating new government programs, you should assume tax increases are on their way

Canadian Taxpayers Federation Adds Up All Parties' Tax and Spend Promises

Get Angry Over PST Hike April 19, 2013
The NDP thought raising the PST would be easier than rolling up their sleeves and cutting government waste

A green light to move DND into the Nortel complex could set off a feeding frenzy

Three achievable goals for the Minister of Finance to include in the upcoming budget

A tremendous opportunity to improve transparency and accountability on one of the largest expenditures of the federal government

Raises seem to be in vogue

Thumbs up to those who spoke out and to the Harper government for listening

New technologies and innovation can help to solve Ontario’s congestion and infrastructure problems, but they need to be managed properly

CTF's three-year push for disclosure of aboriginal politicians' salaries pays off, bill will improve accountability

Bill 12 will repeal the Fiscal Responsibility Act and Government Accountability Act, replacing them with the Financial Management Act

If the government keeps chipping away on the spending side, next year’s budget will be even better

Interest costs rise $700 million to $29.7 billion or $81 million a day

Here's hoping he delivers on his mandate on budget day

Massive reduction in required budgetary and reporting details

Kill the green energy fiasco and start the process of saving Ontario's finances

The Information and Privacy Commissioner should send a strong message by rejecting PavCo’s application against Mackin

The Real Deficit March 13, 2013
The funding shortfalls for the Capital and Operational plans taken together produce a ‘consolidated deficit’ of $5.1 billion

There are all kinds of taxpayer-funded government programs out there that take your money and then hand it over to businesses through grants and sweetheart loans