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“Taxpayers have every right to know how much CBC senior executives took from them in bonuses last year. One way or another, the CTF will drag this information into the light.”

The Teddy, a pig-shaped trophy the CTF annually awards to governments’ worst waste offenders

“The CBC is legally obligated to release the bonus documents days after the parliamentary committee hearing so obviously Tait has the details readily at hand...f MPs ask for those details, she needs to answer

Every penny collected from the GST will now go to cover interest charges on the Trudeau government’s credit card

This government has no plan to balance the budget or save money. This government’s only plan is to take as much money from taxpayers as it can

In Budget 2024, Trudeau needs to put down the credit card and pick up the scissors

The Parliamentary Budget Officer reports that average Canadian families will be out up to $911 this year

Trudeau’s special deal for Quebec shows the carbon tax was always about politics

MPs are taking more money out of Canadians’ pockets and stuffing more money into their own and that’s wrong

“The carbon tax makes it more expensive to fuel our cars, heat our homes and fill our fridges”

"On the very same day politicians take more money out of Canadians’ wallets with tax hikes, they’ll be stuffing more money into their own and that’s wrong"

When MPs tweak the system to pad their pockets, it sends a signal to thousands of bureaucrats that they should dig deeper into the trough


The CBC dished out $15 million in bonuses in 2023, despite announcing hundreds of layoffs weeks before Christmas. Our Investigative Journalist Ryan Thorpe dug up the details through access-to-information requests

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