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But they've stopped acting like it, which is why it's time for tax laws to make them pay their share.
POWELL RIVER, B.C.—As we approach budget day on March 4, Parliamentary Budget Officer Kevin Page tells us we are headed for structural deficits in the medium term and even larger ones in the long term. Meanwhile, Stockwell Day, the president of the Treasury Board, tells us there are bleak times ahead. The issue of taxes is being forced onto the political stage.
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The rich are Canadians, too
But they've stopped acting like it, which is why it's time for tax laws to make them pay their share.
POWELL RIVER, B.C.—As we approach budget day on March 4, Parliamentary Budget Officer Kevin Page tells us we are headed for structural deficits in the medium term and even larger ones in the long term. Meanwhile, Stockwell Day, the president of the Treasury Board, tells us there are bleak times ahead. The issue of taxes is being forced onto the political stage.
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