With the start of the New Year, taxpayers should rightly ask what will be left in their pockets with the new Carbon Tax that came into effect January 1st. This new Federal Carbon Tax being collected by the Toronto Liberals is in addition to the Global Adjustment/Carbon Tax that Ontario taxpayers already pay with their […]
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Cabinet Shuffle Keeps Campgrounds Closing
Trudeau’s Cabinet shuffle was just one more illustration of the Liberals’ hostility toward small businesses. By not appointing a Minister solely responsible for Small Business and Tourism, the Trudeau Liberals are telling Canadians about the diminished importance they place on small businesses. Currently the Minister of Small Business and Tourism is pulling double duty as […]
MP Cheryl Gallant Nominates HomeTown Olympian Melissa Bishop
We have another reason to cheer on ‘Bish. It was my honour and privilege, on behalf of friends, family, and the wider Upper Ottawa Valley community, to nominate Melissa Bishop to the CAAWS 2016 list of the most influential women in sport and physical activity. Sponsored by the Canadian Association for the Advancement of Women […]
MP Gallant Presents Paralympian’s Jolan Wong and Chantal Beauchesne with MP Commendation
For their dedication, leadership, and perseverance, it is my pleasure to present Jolan Wong and Chantal Beauchesne with a 2016 MP Commendation award. Jolan and Chantal’s awards were given in recognition of their leadership and inspiration to all Canadians as members of our National Sitting Volleyball Team. Jolan and Chantal were both members of the […]
Canadians Living with Disabilities Want Full Tax Benefit – Keep Your Marijuana!
The claim by a lobby group formed recently by disability tax credit promoters that Canadians living with disabilities will start smoking medical marijuana if they are not allowed to take at least 30% of any refund owed to someone who is entitled to claim this tax credit is insulting. Their insensitive remarks show disdain for […]
Merry Christmas from the Government of Canada – Report from Parliament
Did you receive an odd Christmas coloured post card in the mail recently marked Government of Canada? While taxpayers cannot be blamed for dismissing it as more partisan propaganda from a government addicted to bad spending, if you did not use it to light your woodstove or fireplace, you may want to re-think that decision. […]
How TrudeauWynne political interference is putting your life at risk and what you can do to protect yourself
The TrudeauWynne Liberals are at it again. Instead of merely slapping you with new carbon taxes then wasting the money you send them on ‘economic development’ in Liberal ridings, they are actually putting your life at risk. Last week we learned the Trudeau Liberals decision to politically interfere with the development of a new Civic […]
Infrastructure Bank Shuts out Small Communities
Renfrew County municipalities will be forced to raise property taxes with the TrudeauWynne plan for an Infrastructure Bank. Foreign investors, who are being invited to fund this plan will demand high profits. That will mean additional interest costs to build infrastructure, if a municipality can even qualify for funding. That policy has been a disaster […]
Disrespecting Our Closest Trading Partner
As Canada’s National Government, the Conservative Party knew one of our first responsibilities was to maintain a respectful relationship with our largest trading partner, the United States. Our country’s prosperity is generated through trade. One in five Canadian jobs count on exports. Ninety per cent of Canadian farmers depend upon world markets when pricing and […]
Mississauga Moves to Northern Ontario
Pembroke, ON – MP Cheryl Gallant (Renfrew-Nipissing-Pembroke), the Official Opposition Critic for Northern Ontario Economic Development, is questioning how FedNor funding ended up going to a company based in Mississauga. “Did Mississauga move?” asked Cheryl Gallant, M.P. “Either they moved the city or FedNor funds are being re-directed to the Greater Toronto Area.” Yesterday, the […]