B.C.’s has one of the highest overall tax rates on new investment in Canada and the developed world.
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Canada raised tariffs in the 1930s and sunk into the Great Depression.
In 2014, Canadian physicians reported that patients faced an 18.2 week wait from referral by a general practitioner to receipt of treatment.
In 2014, Vancouver residents and businesses used about 21 million gigajoules of natural gas-derived energy.
The cost of regulatory delay imposed upon LNG investments in B.C. could reach C$24.8 billion per year by 2025.
The purchasing power for the average Canadian wage-earner has increased dramatically since 1976.
Regulatory red tape is resulting in fewer new homes than there otherwise would be with a growing pool of buyers, contributing to rising prices.
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