Critics Say Canada Has Been A ‘Laggard’ On Tackling Tax Avoidance. What Needs To Change?
The Pandora Papers are "the tip of the iceberg," says one policy analyst.
Alex Cosh is the news editor of The Maple.
The Pandora Papers are "the tip of the iceberg," says one policy analyst.
Dr. Katherine Smart told an emergency summit Tuesday that provincial governments like Jason Kenney’s Conservative administration in Alberta are “gaslighting” health workers, Global News reports.
“Canada has been a facilitator and has helped create tax havens. For many decades we essentially turned a blind eye to those things.”
Governments in Alberta and Saskatchewan are grappling with a devastating fourth wave of COVID-19, while refusing to introduce additional public health restrictions to curb the deadly spread of the virus.
In a leak involving nearly 12 million financial documents, global elites and world leaders have been exposed as using secretive shell companies to shift trillions of dollars into tax havens, the Toronto Star and CBC report.
Despite the election delivering little change in the make-up of Parliament, notable shifts have occurred in this country’s political landscape.
Marking Truth and Reconciliation Day was a recommendation of Canada's Truth and Reconciliation Commission, but the holiday only came to pass because of the efforts of residential school survivors.
“I don't have a plan (to run for leader), but I'm weighing it very carefully. I've been encouraged by a great many people to run."
"I don't have a plan, but I'm weighing it very carefully. I've been encouraged by a great many people to run."