Total compliance costs for filing personal income taxes in 2023 are estimated at $130 per Canadian tax filer, or $4.2 billion altogether.

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Trudeau's capital gains tax hike—what does it mean for you?

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Pop quiz—within the next 12 months, how big will the national debt get?

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Now, the Trudeau government plans to spend significantly more over five years than it planned to spend last year—but by how much?

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For several provinces, this approach to government finances is unsustainable.

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And there’s no plan for a return to balanced budgets any time soon. fraserinstitute.org/federal-budget… #cdnpoli #Budget2024

Should the New Brunswick government ban smartphones in the classroom?

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The Trudeau and Ford governments are once again using taxpayer money to allocate scarce resources to their favoured projects and industries.

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Once again, when it comes to spending your money, the Trudeau government believes it knows best.

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Deficit spending has consequences. #cdnpoli #Budget2024

While some regulation is certainly necessary for the orderly functioning of a modern society, too much of even good things can be bad for you, and Canada’s regulatory overburden harms all Canadians by stifling economic growth and business investment.

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Since 2000, the number of individuals in Ontario's municipal government making more than $100,000 has grown in the thousands of per cent.

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A new essay published today by the Fraser Institute finds that Canadian businesses are overburdened by excessive and costly regulations, which deter investment and stifle economic growth.

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Because there is little requirement for students to learn about specific dates, important events or historical figures in Canada’s past, students will learn very different things depending on who their teacher is, and what that teacher thinks is important

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The curriculum guides for Ontario elementary and high school students are lacking in specific Canadian history content, and are not organized chronologically to give students a solid foundational knowledge of the nation’s past.

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Focusing on big picture ideas without filling in the necessary details is a recipe for an inadequate education that fails to prepare BC students for life in Canada.

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Accumulating debt today also increases the tax burden on future generations of Canadians. #cdnpoli #Budget2024