Stephen Gordon on fixing outdated tax credits
Bob Rae appeals to economics.
The Canadian Press notes that the Conservative promise of income splitting for two-parent families will be delayed another year by the government’s retreat from April’s pledge of a balanced budget in 2014-2015.
The election talk in Ontario over “foreign workers” has reached a new level of “huh?”
Conservative MP Dean Del Mastro imparts his feelings on the Ontario election campaign.
The morning after the night before, Michael Ignatieff went for a stroll down the adhesives aisle of a Rona in suburban Gatineau. A Liberal candidate stood on each side of him. A semi-circle of photographers and cameramen shuffled backwards in front of him as he went.
Michael Ignatieff promises various initiatives for rural Canada and a tax credit for firefighters.
Kevin Milligan critiques the fitness tax credit proposed by the Conservatives.
Stephen Harper promises a fitness tax credit. So long as he’s Prime Minister in 2015.
Bill Curry looks at the practice and impact of targeted tax credits.
Taxpayers would be subsidizing violent games through the new interactive digital media tax credit
Alberta Liberals are proposing a $50 tax credit for voting