Canadian Politics Redux
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JeBurkhardt said:Rather than punitive measures, increased incentives make more sense and might not cause as much consternation. For my health insurance (in US) by being a non smoker, I get a pretty good chunk of money off my premiums. Could they do the same thing up there, by taking out less in taxes from you for your health costs if you are vaccinated?
Taking something away is the only thing that works for these dummies.0 -
Any new tax is wrong, on all accounts.
I hope people fight this in PQ regardless of what it is for.
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Nami said:Any new tax is wrong, on all accounts.
I hope people fight this in PQ regardless of what it is for.And asking people to get the vaccine with 2 shots and booster is one thing…Give Peas A Chance…0 -
Nami said:Any new tax is wrong, on all accounts.
I hope people fight this in PQ regardless of what it is for.my small self... like a book amongst the many on a shelf0 -
Well the poster did say on “all accounts”…and I concur. Canadians PAY way too much TAX…Give Peas A Chance…0
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C19 or other. This is just a scape goat, prob wrong wording - not meaning to downplay c19, to compensate for government overspending/misuse of funds.
Just watch, if this goes through other provinces will follow.
Then anything is open as fair game going forward.Hamilton 9-13-05; Toronto 5-9-06, Toronto 8-21-09, Toronto 9-12-11, Hamilton 9-15-11....0 -
Nami said:C19 or other. This is just a scape goat, prob wrong wording - not meaning to downplay c19, to compensate for government overspending/misuse of funds.
Just watch, if this goes through other provinces will follow.
Then anything is open as fair game going forward.Circumstances change over time. The tax code, just like lots of other aspects of life, will need to change in response. Seems shortsighted and silly to make a blanket statement that there should never be any new taxes.Ans to clarify, I’m not arguing for this tax, whatever the proposal ends up being.my small self... like a book amongst the many on a shelf0 -
Just look at Newfoundlands provincial tax rates vs BC. Yes there are multiple factors in play, hence a blanket statement. We pay enough.
Then, inflation on top of that.
Its easier to pass legislation for new taxes vs rid the old, and we both know our taxes will not go down.
And do you honestly think that tax money will go directly into medical field, no just pay off existing debt/spending at all govt levels.
It's just a box we should not open, the government can manipulate this to any area, any industry.
Just my opinion of course.
Hamilton 9-13-05; Toronto 5-9-06, Toronto 8-21-09, Toronto 9-12-11, Hamilton 9-15-11....0 -
Nami said:C19 or other. This is just a scape goat, prob wrong wording - not meaning to downplay c19, to compensate for government overspending/misuse of funds.
Just watch, if this goes through other provinces will follow.
Then anything is open as fair game going forward.Nami said:C19 or other. This is just a scape goat, prob wrong wording - not meaning to downplay c19, to compensate for government overspending/misuse of funds.
Just watch, if this goes through other provinces will follow.
Then anything is open as fair game going forward.Give Peas A Chance…0 -
And if your going to raise any tax then is should be the gst/hst. Raise the tax 4 % permanently. Allow the provinces 2% to keep that must go directly into getting delayed medical treatment caught up. The other 2% the feds can come up with a long term plan to budget and repay the debt for Covid related expenses.
I believe when Harper cut the get by 2% it cost the feds around 28 billion, so 4% should bring in well over 50 billion…if my info is correct. If not correct. So yes, I would have no problem with an increase in a consumer tax…but all consumer taxes must be removed from people utility bills..
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I’m sure glad the liberals got to the bottom of bev oda’s 16 dollar oj. It’s so nice to have good money managers and competence managing the Canadian finances..
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And the only way taxes should ever be considered to be raised is when we finally elect responsible politicians who commit to defunding cbc and quit giving money to any and all corporations…Give Peas A Chance…0
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Condolences to the McDonough family.
Alexa was a trailblazer and one of the good ones
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Meltdown99 said:And if your going to raise any tax then is should be the gst/hst. Raise the tax 4 % permanently. Allow the provinces 2% to keep that must go directly into getting delayed medical treatment caught up. The other 2% the feds can come up with a long term plan to budget and repay the debt for Covid related expenses.
I believe when Harper cut the get by 2% it cost the feds around 28 billion, so 4% should bring in well over 50 billion…if my info is correct. If not correct. So yes, I would have no problem with an increase in a consumer tax…but all consumer taxes must be removed from people utility bills..
Food no tax of course- meat cheese milk etc, anything like chips pop cookies taxed plus material goods at 15%. Think about it fed/prov/ HSt... It's a shit show.Post edited by Nami onHamilton 9-13-05; Toronto 5-9-06, Toronto 8-21-09, Toronto 9-12-11, Hamilton 9-15-11....0 -
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Nami said:Meltdown99 said:And if your going to raise any tax then is should be the gst/hst. Raise the tax 4 % permanently. Allow the provinces 2% to keep that must go directly into getting delayed medical treatment caught up. The other 2% the feds can come up with a long term plan to budget and repay the debt for Covid related expenses.
I believe when Harper cut the get by 2% it cost the feds around 28 billion, so 4% should bring in well over 50 billion…if my info is correct. If not correct. So yes, I would have no problem with an increase in a consumer tax…but all consumer taxes must be removed from people utility bills..
Food no tax of course- meat cheese milk etc, anything like chips pop cookies taxed plus material goods at 15%. Think about it fed/prov/ HSt... It's a shit show.Give Peas A Chance…0 -
Jagmeet's wife accepts rocking chair gift from company on condition of posting about it on social media. The Singhs have "realized their error" and are paying for the chair.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/jagmeet-singh-chair-gift-reimburse-1.6319704
By The Time They Figure Out What Went Wrong, We'll Be Sitting On A Beach, Earning Twenty Percent.0 -
HughFreakingDillon said:Jagmeet's wife accepts rocking chair gift from company on condition of posting about it on social media. The Singhs have "realized their error" and are paying for the chair.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/jagmeet-singh-chair-gift-reimburse-1.6319704
Yikes. He at least should have known better, and that was very very silly of her. That's all well and good that they "have realized their error" but I don't get how in the hell he could have made the "error" in the first place. Did he just forget why that would be a problem for a sec?? How many times has this happened before I wonder?? Is his wife flush with "gifts"? Obviously there is a conflict here, as well as a misuse of the office. You'd think he would have remember the whole Trump family Goya foods debacle while posting that, haha. Anyway, I actually saw that post of him in the chair on FB yesterday, but didn't at all notice that the chair was tagged. It wasn't obvious in the least... I think you would have had to expend the photo. I'm not sure how many people are that interested in the photo!
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HughFreakingDillon said:Jagmeet's wife accepts rocking chair gift from company on condition of posting about it on social media. The Singhs have "realized their error" and are paying for the chair.
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He’s only sorry he got caught…but this is how it starts, a rocking chair then a vacation to uncle Aga’s island…Give Peas A Chance…0
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