Canadian Taxpayers Federation


Most Recent Articles by Canadian Taxpayers Federation:

2016 version of the Income Tax Act is 1,065,588 words long, an increase of 18,473 words this year

“If it was ‘very clearly not required’ before this Delta deal, surely it is even more very clearly not required today,”

Ontario has spent over $39 million in taxpayer money on subsidies for electric vehicles

Wynne’s position on union and business has shifted dramatically in the recent weeks.

Sousa should pay careful attention during de Jong’s visit this week, but it’s unlikely he will. This Ontario government rarely looks west for anything. Except equalization cheques, of late.

Amendments to the Ontario Municipal Elections Act would give municipalities authority to change from first-past-the-post to ranked ballot system without consulting voters

The idea of taxpayer money paying for political attack ads and partisan flyers is repugnant

Rather than opening the gates to more TFWs, the government and fish-processing companies should look for ways to incentivize work and get people off EI.

The “have” provinces that are still paying the bill for equalization are contributing up to $691 per capita into the program while getting diddly-squat in return.

“We would also like to congratulate Bombardier as they embark on this new era as a truly competitive global player,”

• No commitment to return to a balanced budget • Budget projects an additional $95 billion in new federal debt by 2020 • Spending faster than population growth or inflation

Servant leadership is about more than strength, charisma or intelligence; it’s essential to have humility

Stripped down, Stanford’s position is that private businesses should not be treated like private businesses

With both revenue sources and debt levels going up, it’s hard to believe a lack of cash is the problem.

Bombardier has already taken $1.3 billion from Quebec taxpayers and is asking the Trudeau government for up to $1.3 billion more

It’s time for our politicians to be more transparent with their spending – and they should start by posting their expense receipts, and show Canadians the money

Rosy GDP and revenue growth depend on a strong economy

“The only thing a sugar tax will make thinner are Canadians’ wallets,”

Rather than relegating the First Nations Financial Transparency Act to irrelevance, the legislation needs to be strengthened

“Instead of tackling the deficit head on by reducing or freezing program spending, the government continues to expand spending,”

Lifetime Achievement – Bombardier for 50 years of receiving taxpayer handouts

Tory won’t be mayor forever, and it’s safe to bet if Toronto gets a special power to use traffic cameras, those cameras will inevitably make their way into the congested streets of the downtown core

“The cupboard is beyond bare”

Wynne and Sousa refused to commit to current tax rates on wine when asked during news conference

Balanced budget, debt reduction, ending corporate welfare and controlling public sector pay and benefits among CTF recommendations

Cancel, Don’t Delay ORPP February 17, 2016
The delay is happening so that Wynne can better coordinate with the federal government and use the CPP framework for her provincial scheme

Every Canadian must have the opportunity to vote on electoral reform in a national referendum.


The Auditor General would have questioned timing of ORPP ads as partisan had government not limited her powers

Bennett cannot allow weakened accountability requirements or endless discussions to leave people in First Nations communities in the dark after the disclosure deadline this summer.