A senator looks at lowering Canada’s voting age, the average Canadian family pays 42.3% of income on tax, and a couple former MLAs join the Alberta Party. Also, several Quebec corporations sue the federal government over TFW changes.
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“At a time when the cost of living is top of mind across the country, taxes remain the largest household expense for Canadian families. While Canadians can decide for themselves whether or not they get good value for their tax dollars, they should understand how much they pay in taxes each year.” – Jake Fuss, director of fiscal studies at the Fraser Institute on the overall tax burden on Canadian families continuing to rise.
Duration: 1:01:03
Hosts: Shane and Patrick
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