Average Canadian Family Spent 42.3 per Cent of Income on Taxes in 2024: Study
- Average Canadian families spent 42.3 percent of their income on taxes in 2024, as detailed in a study.
- Prime Minister Carney announced a planned budget deficit of $62.3 billion for the current year, which is $20 billion larger than previous projections.
- The Competition Bureau's new report on the airline industry recognizes competition's benefits, but suggests increased regulatory power that could harm the sector.
- The Competition Bureau's report highlights the need for competition in Canadian airlines but also suggests new bureaucratic powers that may hurt the industry.
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Canada drowning in a sea of red ink, says Fraser Institute report
Canada’s combined federal and provincial government debt almost doubled between 2007 and 2024, rising from $1.21 trillion to $2.3 trillion in inflation-adjusted dollars, according to a new report by the Fraser Institute.
Taxes Consume 42% of Average Canadian Family’s Income, Outpacing Housing and Living Costs: Study
The average Canadian household devoted more than 40 percent of its income to taxes last year, exceeding the combined costs of housing, food, and clothing, according to a newly released report. A Canadian family with a combined income of $114,289 paid $48,306 in taxes in 2024, accounting for 42.3 percent of their income, a study published by the Fraser Institute suggests. That figure is 6.8 percent more than the 35.5 percent of income that Canadi…
Carney setting the stage for massive deficits this year and beyond
From the Fraser Institute By Jake Fuss and Grady Munro While Prime Minister Carney has promised to fix the rotten fiscal situation he inherited, based on his recent commitments, Canadians shouldn’t hold their breath. During April’s federal election campaign, the Liberal platform promised a budget deficit of $62.3 billion this year—roughly $20 billion larger than what the Trudeau government projected a few months earlier. The platform included bi…
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