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March 06, 2025

AND yet the 20% carbon tax hike on April 1 comes into effect, just like last year!
Our 338 HOC members get their annual pay raise while on hiatus since January on the same day 3.9%.
MP pay increasing between $7,900 and $15,800 in 2025
Author: Franco Terrazzano 2025/02/12

The federal carbon tax increased by 23% on April 1, 2024. This increase is part of a long-term strategy to address climate change.

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June 06, 2026
June 06, 2026

I posted this here on May 7 and thought it was done "Went to public library to do my census and consistent with the luck I have got the long form. About 70 WOKE questions and questions that are none of their business IMHO as they don't care about real Canadians. I just filled out the number of residents as it is starred and then just kept hitting next until the end. Had a 15 minute timer and it took me 15 minutes. Could leave comments but by then out of time and patience. 🤮"
Imagine my surprise when a census worker showed up at my door yesterday because I hadn't done. She knew I had the long form and had it with her for us to complete and I told her when and where I filled out, even approximate time of day, and she asked for confirmation code so went to work trying to find. When you are rushed naturally can't find so said that I couldn't find. Found as soon as she got back to her car and showed her before she drove off. I can't hate this country enough as I know that because I only ...

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