Bill Morneau may not be the world's most adept politician. But as federal finance minister, his truncated tax reforms are at least still going, barely, in the right direction. Let's hope that he and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau don't back off from them entirely. They did continue their backtracking Thursday. Morneau announced he won't proceed with plans that would have limited the ability of Canadian-controlled private corporations to reduce their taxes by treating income as capital gains. He said
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