Fraser Forum

Government Spending & Taxes

3:17AM
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Demand-side forces are still at play regardless of the new tax on foreign buyers.


2:47PM
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High marginal effective tax rates weaken the incentives for people to earn extra money.


1:58PM
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Starting in 1995, Prime Minister Jean Chretien and Finance Minister Paul Martin reduced program spending, balanced the budget and cut taxes.


9:09AM
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On health care, despite a high level of spending, Canadians have comparatively poor access to technology and doctors, and long wait times for surgery.


3:57AM
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Alberta's provincial government has dramatically increased personal and corporate income 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.

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