What Ontario doesn't need is a reverse Robin Hood who takes from hardworking families, but a reversal of the cap and trade policy that our so-called social justice premier has brought in
• After 15 months of begging, Trudeau government finally capitulates and gives hapless plane-maker $372 million • Bombardier has received more than $3.8 billion in subsidies going back more than fifty years
• Access to information documents show six-figure moving expenses from employees in at least four government departments • Highest cost to taxpayers was a $538,549 employee move from Richmond Hill to Belleville, Ontario
The new tax will increase cost of home heating, gasoline, electricity and all manufactured or transported products • Billions in revenue from the new tax will be sent to Quebec and California, for negligible emission reductions in Ontario
Government must focus on debt reduction, and develop a realistic plan for balancing the budget that is long term and sustainable, and does not rely on the one-time sale of assets
Whether a "Netflix tax" or an ISP tax, the unstated assumptions are the same: we absolutely must have government directing the creation of official Canadian content; Canadian taxpayers must be forced to pay for it
• In a policy reversal, Tory now plans to make a pitch to apply a $2 toll to the Gardiner and DVP • Plan would require provincial approval from Premier Wynne
Government to spend $70 million on a program that never saw the light of day. Continued spending taxpayer money promoting program after they cancelled it by giving contracts to crony friends, removing the auditor general"s power to stop them
• Government ordered new advertising even after they had cancelled the program • Ads were produced by the same ad firm that the Ontario Liberal Party hired for their election advertising
• Questioning government’s ability to balance budget • Modest tax break for first time home buyers financed by tax increases for commercial, other property, outweighed by other policies that make staying in home unaffordable
With three years left in their mandate, there’s still time for the Trudeau government to right the fiscal ship, clamp down on waste, and get serious about transparency laws
• Scanned expense receipts for ministers, MPs, senators and political staff should be posted proactively online • Tighter guidelines should be implemented for staff relocation expenses
Trudeau's decision to tax Canadians into submission is likely to achieve many things: it will strain the budgets of millions of Canadian households; Devastate Canadian businesses; Fill government coffers with billions of dollars s
StopHighEnergyBills.caEncourages public to take action on government’s interference in electricity sector and cost of planned new tax on home heating and gasoline