Alberts needs to reverse its income tax hike
FRANCO TERRAZZANO: Albertans’ income tax is increasing in 2021, courtesy of Premier Jason Kenney’s sneaky backdoor tax grab known as bracket creep
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Category: Your Money
Trudeau’s carbon tax short-sighted in so many ways
SYLVAIN CHARLEBOIS: No thought as to how the carbon tax could put many Canadian families in a state of food insecurity by 2030
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What Canadians can expect in the coming year
ROSLYN KUNIN: The good news? Pandemic under control. The bad news? Very slow growth, high debt, higher taxes, high unemployment
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Trudeau’s litany of broken promises, and higher carbon taxes
AARON WUDRICK and FRANCO TERRAZZANO: Trudeau told us he wouldn’t be increasing taxes. He lied
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How will Canadian households cope as food prices rise?
SYLVAIN CHARLEBOIS: Even though Canadians have access to one of the cheapest food baskets in the world, the pace of inflation is unmanageable for many
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Fed’s pandemic pandering leaves the working class behind
PETER MENZIES: Come on down folks, the taps are open. Belly up to the bar and chugalug a little bit more of your children’s and grandchildren’s futures
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Focus on getting aid to families in need
JASON CLEMENS and MILAGROS PALACIOS: Federal government shows no interest in properly targeting assistance, despite growing deficits that will be paid by future generations
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Trudeau taking the federal debt to infinity and beyond
AARON WUDRICK: The fall economic statement should worry anyone concerned with Canada’s long-term economic future
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How will we deal with our ever-rising national debt?
IAN MADSEN: Post COVID-19, attention must swing to how to sustain large deficits, wind them down and gradually slow down the debt accumulation
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The trouble with money
YOUR MONEY: We crave, mythologize, demonize and fight wars over money. Why can’t we just treat it with respect and maintain harmony in the home?
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Canada moving towards U.S.-style ‘spend now, pay later’ government
JASON CLEMENS and MILAGROS PALACIOS: Canadians love receiving government largesse, as long as someone else is paying for it, even if it is their kids
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New legislation will end 25 years of CRTC net neutrality
PETER MENZIES: New powers will crush consumer freedom, tax and regulate content on the internet, stifle investment, and increase the cost of streaming subscriptions
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