Manitoba, News Releases

Posted: January 16, 2012
Topic: Manitoba
Type: News Releases

"We Need to Notify Public." - Winnipeg Police

The Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) and WiseUp Winnipeg released emails from the Winnipeg Police Service today that stressed the “need” to notify the public prior to mobile photo radar on Grant Avenue west of Nathaniel and other new locations. The CTF and WiseUp Winnipeg are calling on the police to explain why a press release never went out – and violations did - by the thousands. Read more »

Posted: December 12, 2011
Topic: Manitoba
Type: News Releases

MB: Another Photo Radar Debacle?

The Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) and Wise-up Winnipeg is urging motorists not to pay photo radar tickets issued in the vicinity of Grant Avenue and Nathaniel Street.  The two groups believe tickets were issued wrongly at that location and are urging motorists who received tickets there to contact them. Further, recipients are urged to call the number on the ticket to register to challenge it in court. Read more »

Posted: September 06, 2011
Topic: Manitoba
Type: News Releases

MB: "No Money for New Spending" Tour Launched

The Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) launched its “No Money for New Spending” Debt Clock tour today at the provincial legislature. The CTF will be touring the giant Debt Clock around Manitoba; educating taxpayers about our province’s growing debt and encouraging politicians to balance the budget a year ahead of schedule; by 2013-14. Read more »

Posted: July 24, 2011
Topic: Manitoba
Type: News Releases

MB: Headingley Holiday?

The Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) is calling on Justice Minister Andrew Swan to investigate troubling allegations made by a former guard turned whistleblower about five-star conditions at the Headingley Jail. Read more »

Posted: July 17, 2011
Topic: Manitoba
Type: News Releases

MB: Political Parties: Steal This Platform

The Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) released a provincial election platform today; a document with taxpayer friendly initiatives for political parties to consider as they finish working on their upcoming provincial election platforms. Read more »

Posted: June 14, 2011
Topic: Manitoba
Type: News Releases

Minister Clement...Need A Place To Start Cutting?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QjVDGG9TQNo WINNIPEG, MB: The Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) encouraged new Federal Treasury Board Minister Tony Clement today to start the waste cutting by scrapping a new federal initiative – the “Bureaucrat Olympics.” Read more »

Posted: June 14, 2011
Topic: Federal
Type: News Releases

Minister Clement...Need a Place to Start Cutting?

The Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) encouraged new Federal Treasury Board Minister Tony Clement today to start the waste cutting by scrapping a new federal initiative – the “Bureaucrat Olympics.” Read more »

Posted: May 26, 2011
Topic: Manitoba
Type: News Releases

13th Annual Gas Tax Honesty Day

As part of its 13th annual Gas Tax Honesty Day, the Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) called on the federal government today to pass legislation to ensure all taxes collected at gas pumps are actually put back into roads. Read more »

Posted: May 09, 2011
Topic: Manitoba
Type: News Releases

MB: Sayonara Subsidized Christmas Shopping

Employees who were “extremely behind” in their work got to go Christmas shopping on the clock...and later paid time and a half on the weekend to catch upThe Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) released documents today which show the provincial government’s Vital Statistics Branch allowed employees to go Christmas shopping on the clock in 2010, even th Read more »

Posted: March 31, 2011
Topic: Manitoba
Type: News Releases

MB: Education Tax Credit - Fixing a Broken Promise

The Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) gave the NDP government a single clap for finally righting their broken promise on the Education Property Tax Credit. The NDP announced a clear schedule to increase the credit during the 2007 election, but broke it many times once elected. Read more »

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