Tax fear grows as Revenue Canada tightens grip on taxpayers
Canadian Business by Garth Turner warns that a $27 billion deficit and a $19 billion borrowing bid loom as Revenue Canada tightens tax caps and expands its Special Investigations Division. The piece reports aggressive collection, potential jail terms for first offenders, and new forms of intimidation against individuals with modest tax debts, urging readers to hire an accountant and file notices of objection.
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Reggies Ramblings and Retro Riffs on Leaders and Games
A collage of quotes and quips reflecting on George Washingtons character, Donald McDonalds pay, old softball memories, baseball mitts, cigarette taxes, and a jab at Lalonde resigning from a Sun editorial, captured as sharp conversational snippets in a light local tone.
David Ward First Inuit Lawyer Earns Alberta Bar Induction
Canadian Inuit trailblazer David Ward, 47, of Edmonton, became the country’s first Inuit lawyer after being inducted into the Alberta bar amid a packed gallery. Ward, born in Chesterfield Inlet, overcame boxing injuries and political runs to pursue law, reflecting on his persistence and impact on youth.
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University of British Columbia
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