Canadian Taxpayers Federation


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A majority of Canadians across all demographics – gender, age, province, income, education level – oppose the carbon tax hike.

In the span of a year, Trudeau’s three “affordability” cabinet retreats cost taxpayers more than $1 million

Trudeau’s real problem isn’t that Canadians don’t know what his government is doing, Trudeau’s real problem is that Canadians know his carbon tax is making life more expensive

Farmers have been waiting too long for much-needed relief

Taxpayers deserve accountability and there needs to be consequences for executives in the bureaucracy who wasted our money

Significant sub-contracting irregularities related to ArriveCAN have also been identified, including a two-person staffing firm in the Ottawa region receiving up to $2.7 million in commissions despite doing no IT work on the project.

“So yeah, it’s not an easy time to be a taxpayer,”

Tait should do the right thing, take a pay cut and cancel the bonuses at the CBC

The average annual salary among all full-time workers is about $67,000, according to Statistics Canada.

Since 2015, federal executive compensation has increased by $571 million, or 41 per cent. The average annual compensation among federal executives is now $208,480.

“This should be a wake-up call for the feds,” Terrazzano said. “Prime Minister Justin Trudeau needs to put down the credit card and pick up some scissors.”

It takes a special type of Scrooge to lay off hundreds of employees weeks before the holidays and not be willing to give up your own bonus

Payroll Tax, Carbon Tax, Alcohol escalator tax


Canada also sent a sizeable delegation to Queen Elizabeth II’s state funeral in September 2022, racking up nearly $400,000 in hotel costs alone

Every year the feds hike alcohol taxes without a single vote in Parliament. That’s undemocratic


The budget update is an admission that the government has a spending problem, but Trudeau still isn’t serious about managing our finances or providing real tax relief

Liberal and Bloc MPs voted against a motion in the House of Commons to take the carbon tax off all forms of home heating energy. NDP and Conservatives MPs voted in favour of carbon tax relief.

E-One Moli battery plant in Maple Ridge, B.C.

When it comes to taxes on gasoline, British Columbians overwhelmingly oppose the provincial government’s plan to increase taxes

The polling numbers are clear: people don’t think it’s fair to get hit with the carbon tax for trying to stay warm during the winter

MPs must vote for the fair and simple solution: give all Canadians carbon tax relief

Liberal MPs must stand up for their constituents who are worried about keeping the heat on this winter

The Parliamentary Budget Officer shows the carbon tax will cost the average family up to $710 this year even after rebates

This year, the average Canadian family will lose between $347 and $710 due to the carbon tax, even after the rebates.

This is fundamentally undemocratic because politicians are increasing their tax take without a single vote in Parliament

Trudeau must completely scrap his carbon tax

98% of executives at the Bank of Canada received a bonus last year as inflation and interest rates soared, according to documents dug up by our Investigative Journalist Ryan Thorpe

“If the NCC can’t figure out how to manage properties without costing taxpayers an arm and a leg, then the government needs to find someone else who can”