Tax differences tilt grain trade USward reflects Canadian tax drag
A Round Table study shows Canadian railways pay 54 percent more in taxes than US counterparts and Canadian farmers face higher payroll, property, and fuel taxes. The piece argues for reduced government spending to cut the tax load, boost market-driven policy, and keep Canada competitive in world grain markets.
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Manitoba
Ted Allen
United Grain Growers
GM dealer to close Oakville on June 30
Oakville is set to lose its only auto dealership as owner Morris Shyiak and his wife Arlene decide to close the business citing the need for constant capital upgrades and an uncertain future. GM says Project 2000 aims to keep dealerships strategically located while offering new jobs for affected staff.
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Morris Shyiak
Arlene
Shylak
Winnipeg
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