Fraser Forum

Government Spending & Taxes

12:54PM
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Taxes for the average Canadian family have increased 1,939 per cent since 1961.

3:45AM
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Alberta’s first-quarter fiscal update now expects the province’s operating deficit this year will be $10.9 billion.


12:56PM
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Ontario and Michigan may fund corporate welfare on both sides of the border.


3:58AM
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In a recent study, we tracked the total tax bill of the average Canadian family from 1961 to 2015.

2:38PM
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Sustained program spending growth by successive governments is the primary reason for the big deficits.


3:38AM
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The average Canadian family can expect to pay $11,494 this year for public health care.

10:31AM
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Host cities such as Athens and Rio are already major tourist destinations because of what they intrinsically offer.

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This week, Premier Kathleen Wynne appeared to accede to municipal pleas.


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From 2011 to 2014, average annual economic growth in Michigan was higher than in Ontario, despite slower population growth.


10:22AM
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If the government imposes a tax on carbon, it would keep almost all of the current intrusive regulations in place.

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