Canadian Taxpayers Federation


Most Recent Articles by Canadian Taxpayers Federation:

Ontario families are nickel-and-dimed by their government with higher taxes, increased premiums, new user-fees and soaring energy rates

MPs and Senators are still operating in the dark ages when it comes to accountability. They like it in the dark just fine

Young people – the very people tobacco laws are designed to protect – are some of the top customers in the contraband market

CTF Releases Joint Paper with U.S.-based Reason Foundation

First-time charitable donors get higher tax breaks

The average payrolls cost for a single federal government staffer have gone from $86,000 when the Conservatives took office in 2006 to $114,000 last year

“Today’s announcement in Alberta highlights just how disappointing the Harper government has handled this issue federally,

Ontario residents are far less likely to be eligible for EI payments, and yet Ontario taxpayers pay the brunt of EI taxes

The Wynne government should think about the people who suffer the most from irresponsible government decisions

Ontario's Long Term Energy Plan Falls Short

Fat Taxes Make Governments Fat November 28, 2013
Food taxes do not affect obesity rates, Disproportionately hurt lower-income Canadians, Massive new government revenue grab, Intrusion into personal choice

Wedding-related expense at Red River College not appropriate, Minister Allum needs to disclose amount, shake up board

CTF releases new report debunking claims made by proponents of food and sugar taxes

Lower recycling costs and less waste is a double win for taxpayers concerned with the environment

The EI Ripoff November 21, 2013
Scrap the pork-barreling Employment Insurance system

Ottawa is using Employment Insurance as a cash cow

Ontario Economic Update Shows Province Still on Track for Massive $11.7 Billion Deficit

Ontario’s Liberal government, Cost of their gas plant cancellations, Electricity rate increases

Something to ponder the next time you sip on a Grande Frappuccino.


Former premiers Filmon and Schreyer, and retired Manitoba Hydro executives agree - timeout needed on costly and risky hydro plan

New rules don’t require MPs to post receipts with their expenses

It was an easy bet that stories like the one from Quebec wouldn’t come up in meetings with chiefs from the old boys’ club

Since 2008 the Conservative government has borrowed $161 billion, bringing the federal government’s debt burden to $618 billion

A pervasive culture has grown throughout most government agencies where sick days are just another lucrative benefit to be exploited

Ontario govt. employees took an average of 10.5 sick days in 2012 Non-government employees take an average of 5.8 sick days per year

Consider our politicians very lucky. They just issue apologies and move on

AG report shows the plant would have never been built anyway

“This is yet another example of one set of rules for the politicians and another set of rules for everyone else,”

​Group to receive $500,000 of taxpayer money in 2016 for the NBA All-Star Game