KNIGHT: Trudeau’s complete disregard for the taxpayer
True North’s Leo Knight hopes the Trudeau government treats the taxpayer better in the new year – but he highly doubts it.
Tag: finance
ESKENASI: Do we live in a free market anymore?
Sam Eskenasi says that the free market in Canada has not only been substantially harmed, but that rationale for doing so simply isn’t borne out by the data.
Second carbon tax expected to increase gas by 50 cents a litre by 2030
The Canadians for Affordable Energy is raising the alarm about the potential harm such an increase would have on low and middle-income households.
Taxpayers paying for private chauffeurs of 53 Ottawa bureaucrats
According to government statistics, top civil servants in Canada can earn up to $350,000 a year including a 39% bonus on top of their salaries.
Atlantic provinces call out Trudeau government’s looming second carbon tax
Ministers from all four provinces in Atlantic Canada want the federal government to disclose the true cost of its planned second carbon tax.
ESKENASI: Your family savings isn’t government stimulus money
Sam Eskenasi says the government has no money of its own, and that Freeland’s comments leave the door open to additional redistributions of Canadians’ wealth.
Canadians feel safer shopping at small businesses: poll
72% of Canadians say they feel more protected from the coronavirus by shopping at small businesses, compared to chains like Walmart or Costco.
Canadians to spend $695 more on groceries in 2021: Canada’s Food Price Report
Despite the cost of living continuing to go up across the country, the Liberal government has continued to raise taxes on Canadians.
O’Toole calls for 2021 CPP tax increase freeze
The increase of the CPP payroll tax is set for January 1st and will impact the income of all Canadians.
Trudeau government refuses to say who received coronavirus aid
Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland has claimed it is still too early to give details with the pandemic ongoing.
