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One of the best ways the federal government can support Canadian families is by lowering their tax burden

The new law requires bands to do something off reserve politicians have done for years; disclose their pay and annual reports to the public.

Obviously critics won’t like Premier Wall’s idea. They’ll fire up the fear-mongering machine and suggest the sky will fall if Wall’s idea comes to fruition

Duplicating the CPP’s pooled-saving model, and not allowing Ontario workers to control their own savings, Wynne’s ORPP will simply be another government Ponzi scheme

Every single day, this government piles on another $34 million in provincial debt

The more people watchdogging government, the more money we can all save

This accomplishment is one worth celebrating. In fact, it’s an approach more governments should copy.

So the top priority for the Harper Conservatives is simple: they need reverse some of the damage done to Canada’s balance sheet on their watch


“Canadians are tired of hidden fees… and they should not be charged more in Canada for identical goods that sell for less in the United States.”

Trail of leaked documents shows Hydro consistently calculated one estimate internally for Bipole, told Manitobans another story

Denmark’s experiments with fat and sugar taxes should serve as a warning. These taxes simply don’t work.

Imagine someone putting $2,676 into your RRSPs each year.

Fifty-two percent want federal debt paid, 44% want tax cuts, 2% want more spending

Our prohibition-era alcohol system is not about protecting drinkers or about maximizing revenues for the government. It is about power and control, particularly for government-sector unions

Latest pension reports/data shows city hall could face large, annual $16 million pension expense in near future (Not the police pension plan issue)

Tops List of Outrageous Federal Government Union Demands

​Heart and Stroke Foundation’s proposed tax would cost $200 per family, per year

With $400 Million Q1 Federal Budget Surplus CTF Federal Debt Clock Could Soon Be Coming Off the Road

New StatsCan data shows 169 per cent increase in cost to taxpayers for bureaucrat pensions

These dramatic changes will revolutionize transportation in the coming years, and make a $50 billion subway system irrelevant

Now that growth has slowed the government has had trouble paying the bill; hence the PST increase

Most government employees, including those at public utilities, receive lucrative defined-benefit pension deals.

Unfortunately, Liberal leader Justin Trudeau recently committed to scrap this new legislation if he becomes prime minister.

CTF calls on Trudeau to stand with the grassroots and reconsider promise to abolish First Nations Financial Transparency Act

The Government of Ontario could not afford to make a new carbon tax “revenue neutral.”

“Canadians shouldn’t need to battle an army of spin doctors to get answers from the federal government,

Number of high income earners in social housing higher than estimated, one person made $153,657 but only paid $358/month

Today Ontario relies on borrowing more than any other government in Canada.

Budget 2.0 still hikes taxes, borrows at record levels, and puts future taxpayers at risk of massive service cuts and tax hikes