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Federal political parties charge taxpayer money being 'abused' for partisan gains
Public per-vote subsidies to political parties should be eliminated, says Democratic Reform Minister of State Steven Fletcher
Canadians outside of Quebec find it galling that the Bloc Québécois, whose raison d'être is Quebec sovereignty, receives 86 per cent of its funding from the federal government, said Democratic Reform Minister of State Steven Fletcher, who is calling for an end to political party subsidies.
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Federal political parties charge taxpayer money being 'abused' for partisan gains
Public per-vote subsidies to political parties should be eliminated, says Democratic Reform Minister of State Steven Fletcher
Canadians outside of Quebec find it galling that the Bloc Québécois, whose raison d'être is Quebec sovereignty, receives 86 per cent of its funding from the federal government, said Democratic Reform Minister of State Steven Fletcher, who is calling for an end to political party subsidies.
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