Canadian Taxpayers Federation


Most Recent Articles by Canadian Taxpayers Federation:

CTF Calls for placing politicians' expenses online like the City of Toronto

This year, more than 100 per cent of fuel tax revenue will be put back into roads in most provinces across the country, including Saskatchewan

Nothing gets the blood boiling faster than the feeling 'big money' is buying elections

Reckless Spending Act, Balanced budget law

Green-energy corporate welfare leads to higher energy prices and fewer jobs

CTF calls on mayoral candidate Judy Wasylycia-Leis to disclose her expenses as MP

Spending creates a very different tax burden, which is particularly acute

Winnipeg Blue Bombers stadium deal

Pay freeze fakery April 5, 2010
Taxpaying families, concerned about stagnating incomes, increasing deficits and skyrocketing debt might wonder just how serious government is about spending control when it engages in this type of trickery

"Freezing the MLA pay hike for 2010 was complete fakery because according to the way the pay hike is calculated, it would have been zero anyway,"

Manitoba's Deficit Budget, Saskatchewan reducing the Bureaucracy

People languish and die on wait lists because government rations – or limits – the amount of health care it supplies

Enrolment down 10% while costs up 45% from 1999

CTF makes submission to Local Government Elections Task Force

B.C. Government and bait and switch with new taxes

Dome Democracy Please March 4, 2010
New dome for the Saskatchewan Roughriders

Keeping the voter engaged

Prime Minister Harper has promised only to slow the rate of growth of spending – this year creating a record deficit of $56 billion

Mint Spent 3 Bars of Gold To Find 44 Bars Not Missing

Debt Threats February 22, 2010
Between 2001 and 2004, government spending hovered around $30 billion per year

Recognize the pain of those who are footing the bill for the public sector salaries

Taxpayers should have access to the information government holds

Freeze Away Minister Wowchuk February 17, 2010
CTF applauds government decision to bargain for public sector wage freeze

Just say NO to the bonds February 12, 2010
$100 million of Alberta Capital Bonds will cost taxpayers $17.6 million in interest

Health care reform is absolutely imperative, but deficit reduction is a separate issue, said Bader

Fight City Hall and Win February 8, 2010
"There's no cheque easier to write than one drawn on someone else's account." Former B.C. premier WR (Bill) Bennett

Tax hikes for budget balancing is the easy path too often taken by politicians

CTF Hopes These Are Final Appointments Ever

Bureaucrats will inevitably present politically unpopular cuts to their political masters

The property transfer tax (PTT) hits all property sales