It's bad enough that our prime minister is pushing the idea that provinces are free to do whatever they want...as long as they do exactly what he wants them to do
With the Trudeau government running big deficits for the foreseeable future, many Canadians are questioning just how much we can afford to spend on foreign aid
• Ontario’s carbon tax has increased the cost of gasoline by 4.3 cents per litre, and consumers pay sales tax on top of the carbon tax • Some politicians have called for ever-increasing carbon taxes
Overall, on corporate welfare, governments are finding new reasons to separate taxpayers from their wealth. Government interference in the marketplace is growing with green energy rationalizations.
• Despite claims of a balanced budget, Ontario’s debt is set to grow by $12.6 billion over two years • Government is promising a government subsidized drug plan for people into their mid-twenties, with no costing or policy details in budget
• Nearly $12 billion spent on corporate welfare by federal government since 1967 provides zero evidence of job creation • For 148 projects receiving at least $25 million, 84 per cent have at least some information redacted
It is ludicrous to suggest that Ford ‘needed’ a $200 million handout from Ontario and Canadian taxpayers, as the company earned a global pre-tax profit of more than US$10 billion in 2015