Reports out this spring show the tax evasion problem is not going away, with up to $199 billion in corporate assets sitting in offshore accounts, out of reach of Canadian tax collectors.
With the privatization of the Canadian Wheat Board, the Harper government has accomplished the biggest transfer of wealth away from farmers in the history of Canada.
After the Conservatives orchestrated widespread electoral fraud against voters in the 2011 election their legal bills from the court challenge are being paid by taxpayers.
Susan Delacourt doesn't like the word taxpayer. Why? Because it reduces the relationship between the people and the government to just something we pay for.
The prime minister is mimicking -- through tax incentives -- Britain's Conservative Party, which is promoting the privatization of social services through increased private giving.
Since Stephen Harper welcomes a future fiscal squeeze to justify his small-government agenda, he is busily bribing us with our own money to enhance his electoral prospects.