Lee Harding breaks down how Canada’s steep income taxes leave NHL players with less cash in their pockets, putting Canadian teams at a serious disadvantage against their U.S. rivals. Find out why it’s not just bad luck that Canada hasn’t won the Stanley Cup in decades.
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Canada’s Aging Population Is Creating A Fiscal Crisis
Rising OAS and GIS costs outpacing economic growth, straining the federal budget Canada’s aging population is creating a financial crisis that policymakers cannot afford to ignore. The rising costs of Old Age Security (OAS) and the Guaranteed Income Supplement...
Manitoba Tops Canada’s Worst Economic Rankings
Friendly Manitoba? Not for taxpayers drowning in debt and high prices Manitoba is leading the country. Sounds like good news until you realize in what categories: Debt and inflation. The first news comes from a sobering remark by Portage la Prairie MLA Jeff...
The “GST Holiday”… A Smokescreen For Scandal
A GST holiday sounded like it might be a good thing, but it turned out to be a gimmick to distract us from more serious issues, writes Marco Navarro-Genie.Courtesy Ivanoh Demers/Radio-Canada One more racket from a government that rules by racket The Prime...
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Canadian Property Rights Index 2023
A Snapshot of Property Rights Protection in Canada After 10 years
Alberta Politics and Empty Promises of Health-care Solutions
The writ has been dropped and Albertans are off to the polls on May 29. That leaves just four weeks for political leaders and voters to sort out what is arguably the most divisive, yet significant, issue for this election - health care. On Day 2, NDP leader Rachel...
Leaders on the Frontier – Scientists Claim Humans Do Not Cause Climate Change – with Michelle Stirling
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Frontier Live on X – Your Standard of Living is Dropping, Are You Worried – with Joe Oliver
Record debt, more taxes, and a drop in your standard of living, what is happening to Canada? Can we reverse the damage? Former minister of finance and resource development, Joe Oliver, joins host David Leis for a live conversation on the current state of...
Provincial Budgetary Shortfalls Show Need for Deep Fiscal Restraint
Manitoba’s provincial government is finding itself in a financial downturn even as it is set to receive an historic 24 per cent bump in its equalization payments. Something is clearly amiss in the land of polar bears, bison, and Slurpees. The problem is the government...
Tabling TABOR
In 1992, Colorado voters approved the TABOR Amendment to Colorado’s state constitution. TABOR is a loose acronym for “Taxpayers’ Bill of Rights.” TABOR, explains Colorado’s legislative council staff, “allows the state to retain and spend an amount based on the prior...
Federal Government’s Bloated Bureaucracy Needs An Immediate Overhaul
Preston Manning: Competence and ability, not ideology, should be the core criteria for hiring civil servants
Cut Corporate Income Taxes Massively to Increase Growth, Prosperity
Increasing income tax on businesses and investment will not increase prosperity and personal income.
Cut Corporate Income Taxes Massively to Increase Growth, Prosperity
The federal Liberal government’s current budget proposal budget proposal to increase the inclusion rate for capital gains tax was met with justifiable criticism and opposition - primarily from business groups. There is another corporate income tax increase looming. ...
The PM As Leaf’s Coach
The meme where Prime Minister Justin Trudeau becomes the new coach of the Toronto Maple Leafs, who lost in the NHL playoffs to Boston May 4th, has far more depth than people realize. Previous head coach Sheldon Keefe was fired, leaving a prime job open. “With my...
Ottawa’s Capital Gains Tax Raise Guarantees More Stagnation
Canadians have been treated to the latest growth-strangling budget of our mushrooming federal government. Aside from the usual profligate Ottawa spending plans, one move has caused justifiable consternation: the capital gains inclusion rate is to be raised from one...