Sun Waste Report: Party Platforms
April 29, 2011
Tags: Conservative Party of Canada, Election 2011, Krista Erikson, Liberal Party of Canada, NDP, Party Platforms, Sun News Network, Waste Report Posted in: Blog Content, TV & Radio
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Sun Column: This election offers no cheap date
Published in the Sun Media chain and QMI Agency
Politicians are everywhere right now: on your TV, at your shopping malls, at your doorsteps and in your wallets. Yet, the most expensive part of an election is not the $300 million spent on counting ballots, but the bidding war that politicians engage in to buy [...]
April 13, 2011
Tags: Bloc Quebecious, Conservative Party of Canada, Debt, Deficit, Election 2011, Election Promises, Liberal Party of Canada, New Democractic Party, Spending Posted in: Blog Content, Published
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CTV Power Play: Reality check on fiscal conservatism
April 11, 2011
Tags: Conservative Party of Canada, CTV, Debt, Don Martin, Election 2011, fiscal conservatism, Jean, Jean Chrétien, Liberal Party of Canada, Power Play, Ralf Goodale, Senate, Senate Reform, Stephen Harper, Tax Cuts Posted in: Blog Content, TV & Radio
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Long-Gun Registry Vote Scenarios
Below are a few scenarios as to how the vote on Bill C-391 could turn out. But first, the context.
The federal long-gun registry has finally begun to stare death in the face as it emerges from the Public Safety Committee. As every opposition member on the committee is staunchly supportive of [...]
June 4, 2010
Tags: Bill C-391, Bloc Québécois, Candice Hoeppner, Conservative Party of Canada, Liberal Party of Canada, Long-Gun Registry, Michael Ignatieff, NDP, Public Safely Committee Posted in: Blog Content
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Bernier’s Call to End Corporate Taxes is Only Half the Story
Maxime Bernier’s article in yesterday’s National Post makes the case clearly as to why corporate taxes are in reality indirect taxes on people, which are passed on in different forms to investors, consumers and workers. It is worth noting that corporate taxes are one of the few areas of fiscal policy in which the current [...]
May 28, 2010
Tags: Canadian Corporate Tax Rates, Conservative Party of Canada, Corporate Taxes, Maxime Bernier Posted in: Blog Content
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Flip and/or Flop: Fallout from an MP Expense Audit
“Bipartisanship” is just another word for ‘all-party consensus on how to gang-up on the people.’ This “bipartisanship” is a facade that can only stand so long as all parties see it as in their interest to maintain it. And thus is how the cookie crumbles.
“I told you so” would be the likely response from a [...]
May 27, 2010
Tags: Auditor General, Bloc Québécois, Canadian Taxpayers Federation, Conservative Party of Canada, Liberal Party of Canada, MP Expenses, NDP, New Democratic Party, Sheila Fraser Posted in: Blog Content
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