Reform party proposals on family tax breaks and youth justice
The Reform party endorses tax breaks or credits for parents with young children regardless of work status and a replacement of the Young Offenders Act. The plan argues home parenting improves schooling and reduces crime, while lifting age limits on charges. It also asserts many local jobs could open if one parent stays home.
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Critics See Flaws in Canada Endangered Species Bill C 65
Peter Holle argues against the federal Endangered Species Protection Act as a costly, overreaching model from the United States. He warns it transfers power to unaccountable boards, risks fines and jail for landowners, and could undermine habitats despite good intentions. The Manitoba debate mirrors Alberta style concerns.
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