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Press Release: 45 High Net Worth Canadians Demand Nov. 4th Budget Include a Plan to Tax the Super-Rich.
“The tax code is the best tool the government has to reduce wealth inequality, but its current design guarantees that the wealthy will always get a better deal than working Canadians.”
Rigged Riches: Exploring Inequity with Sabina Vohra-Miller
Patriotic Millionaire and public health advocate Sabina Vohra-Miller discusses the consequences of wealth inequality and how economic divides feed into health inequity.
Trump’s love of broligarchs is seeping into Canada. Do our leaders have the courage to tax the rich?
We don’t have to wonder what the end result is when we let the ultra rich steer are politics. We’re witnessing the answer to that question in the form of economic threats from south of the border…. the very same billionaires who are objecting to this tax are telling the government to cave to Trump.
For the good of the country, rich Canadians need to pay higher taxes on passive income
A tiny slice of the Canadian population was touched by the recent capital gains change. Far more must be done to tax the rich.
Opinion | Canada should support G20 plan to tax billionaires
There’s no particular mystery about taxing the wealthy. It’s utterly doable, even extremely popular, with eye-popping levels of public support — close to 90 per cent.
Opinion | Take it from me, a millionaire, Canada must lead on wealth taxes
I’m not interested in being a rich person in a poor country. I want to live in a society where everyone can live a dignified life today and where we can mitigate the devastating impacts of climate change in the future.
Austrian heiress giving away $36.6M because government won’t tax inheritance
An Austro-German heiress is setting up a citizens group to decide how she should give away much of the fortune she inherited from her grandmother.
Amid Davos, calls are growing to tax the ‘ultra rich.’ Where does Canada stand?
As global leaders gather at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, there are growing calls to tax what some call the “ultra rich” — but how feasible is that in Canada?