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It’s time for B.C. politicians to listen carefully to what those outside the Lower Mainland are saying—the carbon tax must go.

Would Allow NDP Government to Run Deficits Without Ministerial Accountability and Pay Cut

The proposed “targeted-benefit” pension plan for Alberta MLAs could be little more than a coat of lipstick on the pig of a gold-plated pension plan

As 1.3 Million Unemployed Canadians Prepare for Win

Bill C-27



Time to Close the Pension Gap September 4, 2012
Defined-benefit pension plan

Doug Black reimburses University $5,399.86 for liquor and executive class flights two months after CTF FOIP

Nobody seems to need the federal government’s guidance on what’s fair

Average government employee saw $8,734 go into their pension plan in 2011, just $4,092 for everyone else

It would have been nice if Brown’s concern for taxpayers had surfaced while he was still in the Premier’s office

Advice for Mr. Pallister August 23, 2012
The Progressive Conservative Party needs to think about what Manitoba’s books are going to look like when the next election rolls around

Troubling scenario is actually a reality

A horror movie for taxpayers

So far, the Harper Conservatives have shown no interest in tackling workplace adjustment entitlements

Kill the Carbon Tax! August 13, 2012
CTF submits 25-page report to B.C. carbon tax review panel

Taxpayers Federation Invites Canadians to Flush the Platinum-Plated MP Pension Scheme

Where there’s smoke, there’s Bev Oda

Pacific Carbon Trust

Without proper records it’s impossible to tell where MLAs are spending our money

Delay must not turn into avoid: CTF turns up heat before Parliament returns this Fall to implement promised changes

It’s not acceptable that taxpayers were completely shut out from having a referendum on the deal or even so much as an open house to provide their input.

Innu Development Limited Partnership, a business owned by the Sheshatshiu and Mushuau First Nations

Unfortunately for taxpayers, Premier Gordon Campbell took MLAs back to the gold-plated system in 2007

For the year ending 2009-10, taxpayers contributed $102.6 million to the MP pension fund, while parliamentarians chipped in $4.4 million, a $23.30 to $1 ratio

Parliamentary pension plan

B.C. carbon tax increases from 5.56 to 6.67 cents per litre on July 1st

CTF will be challenging refusal to release details on these expenditures with new information law

Audit reveals MPs reimbursed for expenses without providing proper paperwork, Only a tiny sample size reviewed—264 of 85,000 transactions