taxation

The Agenda convenes a panel—including our Andrew Coyne—to discuss the sorts of questions that should probably be dominating...

The Alberta Liberals offer a tax credit for voting. The full program, a 12-step plan for better government, is here .

In this House nothing can be said to be certain, except aspersions and taxes

Seems Mr. Ignatieff’s performance at QP yesterday was a warm up for today’s speech in Mississauga.

The government wanted questions about the economy, and Ignatieff delivered

On Monday, Perrin Beatty, president of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, wrote Michael Ignatieff to express his concern with the...

Baird slams the Liberals’ “thinking, spending, taxing conference”

As a follow-up to our previous discussion on the important, or merely semantic, difference between taxes and user fees (see here...

The prepared text of the Prime Minister’s reply to the Speech from the Throne.

Economist Stephen Gordon wishes for a staggered reincrease of the GST, then opens the floor to his wonkish readership. A learned...