Canadian Taxpayers Federation
Most Recent Articles by Canadian Taxpayers Federation:
Canadians can’t afford Trudeau’s second carbon tax
June 29, 2023
“Canada’s own emissions are not large enough to materially impact climate change” and that the second carbon tax is “broadly regressive"
Trudeau needs to rein in cost of international trips
June 24, 2023
It’s clear the feds love spending buckets of cash flying around the world but it’s not clear what value taxpayers are getting for all this money
The cost of running the Canadian Senate has exploded under Prime Minister Justin Trudeau
“Canadian families need $16.3 billion, Volkswagen does not”
Fund spent taxpayers’ money on a sex toy show in Germany -- Global Affairs quietly “sunsetted” the program March 31, 2023
Cost of second carbon tax 2030 for average household
A governor general is allowed to expense up to $130,000 in clothing purchases over their five-year mandate
What do inmates, dead people and teenagers all have in common? They received the Canada Emergency Response Benefit.
Government funds senior sex story shows
May 8, 2023
“Here’s a novel idea: maybe the government lays off the sex shows until it pays down the $1-trillion debt?”
Stop paying striking bureaucrats
April 27, 2023
Striking federal public servants will continue to receive their regular salaries until at least May 10
Taxpayers shouldn’t be giving Volkswagen $13 billion
April 20, 2023
The joke is on taxpayers this April Fools’ Day
April 2, 2023
Carbon tax increases April 1, Alcohol taxes increase April 1, MP pay increases April 1
“We estimate that $429 million in GST from the fuel charge will be collected in 2023-24, rising to $924 million in 2030-31,” according to the PBO.
Budget 2023 - Deficits and higher taxes forever
March 29, 2023
The most recent fiscal update projected a $4.5-billion surplus in 2027. Budget 2023 is now forecasting a $14-billion deficit that year.
Four out of five Canadians oppose MP pay hike
March 27, 2023
“The government shouldn’t be making life more expensive with tax hikes when Canadians can’t afford gas or groceries,” Terrazzano said. “MPs don’t deserve pay raises when their tax hikes make life unaffordable.”
Trudeau must pay the hotel expense back
March 24, 2023
“Trudeau knew he was going to lose in court and be forced to tell taxpayers the truth, that’s why he’s trying to bury the story just as Biden comes to town,” Terrazzano said. “Trudeau needs to pay taxpayers back”
MPs vote against alcohol tax hike
March 24, 2023
“Trudeau must listen to Canadians and MPs and cancel this undemocratic tax hike that will increase the cost of living when Canadians are struggling to stretch our paycheques,” Terrazzano said
MPs and senators can stop Trudeau’s quest for censorship by demanding that the government accept the Senate’s amendments
Major tax hikes one month away
March 1, 2023
Politicians don’t deserve a pay raise when they make life unaffordable with tax hikes and runaway spending
“Prime Minister Justin Trudeau needs to come clean and tell taxpayers who stayed in the River Suite. You don’t get to be prime minister and hide how you spend our tax dollars”
Federal government union demands out of touch with reality
January 22, 2023
• UTE demands 30 per cent increase over three years
• PSAC also demands up to 14 per cent annually
• PSAC also demands up to 14 per cent annually
Carbon tax costing average family up to $847 despite rebates
January 21, 2023
100 days until feds binge on alcohol tax hike
December 26, 2022
This alcohol escalator tax hike is undemocratic and allows politicians to duck accountability
Five federal tax hikes in 2023: New Year’s Tax Changes report
December 19, 2022
Canada Pension Plan tax, Employment Insurance tax, Carbon tax, Second carbon tax, Alcohol escalator tax
Trudeau giving Quebec a special deal on carbon tax
December 5, 2022
“Trudeau’s special deal for Quebec shows the carbon tax was always about politics, not the environment"
Carbon tax hike means higher costs for Atlantic Canadians
November 23, 2022
Cash-strapped Atlantic Canadians can’t afford to pay more at the pumps and on home heating
$20.2 billion over budget
Governor general’s Middle East trip cost taxpayers $1.3 million
November 4, 2022
“Politicians and bureaucrats need to show respect for taxpayers’ hard-earned money and that means they need to stop wasting so much and proactively post receipts online.”
Canadians need tax relief
October 19, 2022
72 per cent of Canadians say they pay too much taxes
