In the News
Posted: March 09, 2011
Topic:
Federal
Type: In the News
National Debt Clock Tour 2011
On February 22, 2011, the Canadian Taxpayers Federation launched its National Debt Clock Tour from Mile 0 of the Trans Canada Highway Read more »
Posted: November 23, 2010
Topic:
Federal
Type: In the News
Indian Band politician paid nearly $1 million
Prairie director Colin Craig releases Access to Information data showing a councilor on an Indian Band in Atlantic Canada was paid $978,468 in one year. Read more »
Posted: January 31, 2012
Topic:
Federal
Type: In the News
Time for a public-sector pension wake-up call
It's getting mighty tough for Ottawa to keep justifying plummy pensions that are exclusively reserved for public servants and MPs. Read more »
Posted: January 31, 2012
Topic:
Federal
Type: In the News
Canada's MPs and their well-padded pensions
Two words come to mind when a taxpayer's attention is drawn to the fattened pension scheme with which members of Parliament have endowed themselves at our expense: daylight robbery! Read more »
Posted: January 26, 2012
Topic:
Federal
Type: In the News
MP Pensions News Conference
Canadian Taxpayers Federation's (CTF) new conference on MP Pensions held in Ottawa on January 18, 2012. Read more »
Posted: January 26, 2012
Topic:
Federal
Type: In the News
CTF calls for cuts to MP pensions
At a January 18, 2012, news conference, CTF releases a major report on the MP Pension Plan. Read more »
Posted: January 26, 2012
Topic:
Federal
Type: In the News
MPs must lead by example
CTF Federal Director Gregory Thomas says before the federal government can make the tough decisions needed to cut spending and balance its budget, MPs must first lead by example and cut their excessive pensions. Read more »
Posted: January 26, 2012
Topic:
Federal
Type: In the News
Reform MP Pensions
The Canadian Taxpayers Federation is calling for major reforms to the gold-plated MP pension plan. Read more »
Posted: January 12, 2012
Topic:
Federal
Type: In the News
Concerns on rising costs at Canadian Museum of Human Rights
Prairie Director Colin Craig expresses concerns about rising construction costs for the Canadian Museum of Human Rights in Winnipeg. Read more »
Posted: January 09, 2012
Topic:
Federal
Type: In the News
99 Really Stupid Things the Government Did With Your Money
Maclean’s magazine is out with a new cover story – 99 Really Stupid Things the Government Did With Your Money. Read more »
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Time for a public-sector pension wake-up call
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Canada's MPs and their well-padded pensions
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MP Pensions News Conference
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CTF calls for cuts to MP pensions
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MPs must lead by example
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Reform MP Pensions
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Concerns on rising costs at Canadian Museum of Human Rights
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99 Really Stupid Things the Government Did With Your Money
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Taxman strikes in 2012
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2012 brings higher payroll taxes
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Nibbled to death in BC
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Free Admission?
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BC hit hard in 2012
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Who should determine Alberta MLA pay?
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Is Ottawa's Energy Rebate program effective?
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Welcome to 2012: All debt, all the time
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Peter Mackay's expense claims
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Considering a P3 model for new Rider stadium
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Winnipeg's photo radar controversy
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Peter Mackay goes POSH
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Interview with Chief Janette Peterson
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Newly elected chief looks to reduce salary
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ICBC wants a rate increase
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What is behind the problems on Attawapiskat Indian Reserve?
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