Canada’s health-care system fails to account for senior migration
Migrating seniors pay most of their lifetime taxes in one province and then consume most of their health care in another
Read MoreMigrating seniors pay most of their lifetime taxes in one province and then consume most of their health care in another
Read MoreA tax cut rewards families who work hard. Increased transfers make them more reliant on government
Read MoreThe province pays extraordinary rates to solar, wind and biofuel generators. But the wind doesn’t always blow and the sun doesn’t always shine
Read MorePrivate businesses and international investors have lost confidence in Canada as a competitive place to do business
Read MoreBut some careful fiscal management would mitigate the adverse effects of Canada’s aging population
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