The Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) released documents today showing the chief of the Standing Buffalo First Nation in Saskatchewan (443 people) made more than previously thought.

The Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) has filed a complaint with the province’s Information and Privacy Commissioner after being refused details from the Saskatoon Health Region on whether or not the Starbucks it operates is making money.

The Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) and Fair Pensions for All blew the whistle today on two more pension plans in news the Saskatchewan that are in trouble; the Teachers’ Superannuation Pension plan and the Saskatchewan Healthcare Employees Pension Plan (SHEPP.)

Prairie Director Colin Craig comments on the announced corporate tax cut in the Saskatchewan Throne Speech. Colin applauds the move and says the government should be considering personal income tax cuts as well. He says in order to achieve tax cuts the government must first control its spending.

CTF Prairie Director releases a Voter's Contract to help voters in the upcoming Saskatchewan municipal elections decide who to vote for.

At a Regina news conference, CTF Prairie Director Colin Craig calls for changes to the MP pension plan.  The CTF has launched a billboard campaign calling on the federal government to make significant changes to the gold-plated plan.

A short explanation on why the film industry is upset about the government's plan to get rid of the film tax credit. Right now the government gives the film industry upwards of 55% of their wages. Meanwhile, the typical Saskatchewan business receives nothing.

A little over a decade ago, Saskatchewan was crippled by high income taxes, business taxes, sales taxes and property taxes. Saskatchewan was a ―have-not province, completely dependent on handouts from other provinces.

Sailing Through Rough Waters is the CTF's 2010 Saskatchewan Pre-Budget Submission. The full text, including its 17 recommendations, can be read or downloaded here.

This is a copy of the eCycle Solutions web page where it states, "Because we are government subsidized our services represent a significant cost savings for you," a statement that vanished following a CTF commentary that pointed to the unfair playing field created by government-mandated eWaste recycling programs.

SWEEP application form for private-sector recyclers.

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