Government of Newfoundland and Labrador
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The Canadian Taxpayers Federation criticized the Newfoundland and Labrador government’s interest in a publicly owned grocery store, urging focus on cutting taxes instead. They argue government grocery stores are a long-standing failure and would burden taxpayers, while Finance Minister Craig Pardy indicated the government is open to the idea.
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The Newfoundland and Labrador Liberals introduced the Fair Prices and Tax-Free Groceries Act, 2026, proposing to remove the provincial portion of the HST from prepared foods and non-alcoholic beverages and to study broader food affordability within six months. The government says the change would lower grocery costs, while the Department of Finance…
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The Newfoundland and Labrador government has dropped its 2024 lawsuit challenging the federal equalization program. Premier Tony Wakeham's administration says it wants a collaborative relationship with Ottawa, and the move was celebrated by the Canadian Taxpayers Federation.
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The Newfoundland and Labrador government has dropped its lawsuit challenging the federal equalization program. Premier Tony Wakeham’s administration says it aims to pursue a collaborative relationship with Ottawa, and the move was welcomed by the Canadian Taxpayers Federation.
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The Newfoundland and Labrador government has dropped the lawsuit challenging the federal equalization program. The move, under the new Progressive Conservative government led by Premier Tony Wakeham, aims to foster a collaborative relationship with Ottawa; the decision was welcomed by the Canadian Taxpayers Federation.
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The Newfoundland and Labrador government has dropped a 2024 lawsuit challenging the federal equalization program. Premier Tony Wakeham’s administration says it wants a collaborative relationship with Ottawa, and the move was celebrated by the Canadian Taxpayers Federation.
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The Canadian Taxpayers Federation gave Newfoundland and Labrador Finance Minister Craig Pardy an overall grade of C on the Finance Minister Report Card, the highest in Atlantic Canada. The report highlights tax relief (A+), spending increase (B), and debt interest payments (F) as key factors, noting Pardy’s tax cuts but criticizing rising debt and…
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