It’s stupid to think that a carbon tax would have any benefit for our economy or change habits.
Change is inevitable when the cards are stacked against so many people.
Eliminating deductions represent an obvious way to improve public finances without punishing those small companies with new tax increases. This article offers up a few simple ideas related to this topic.
Here’s a great piece from David Climenhaga contributing to rabble about fiscal openness. While it’s extremely unlikely that the Harperites will follow his advice, I fully agree that now is the time to open all books for any organization that receives (or received) public funds of any kind. If unions are being wrenched open – and I don’t see why they shouldn’t – then we […]
The announcement of a no-fly zone over Syria pushes the world closer to the brink of WWIII.