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Canadian Taxpayers Podcast

Canadian Taxpayers Federation
Carbon Tax
Canadian Taxpayers Federation
Government Spending
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Trudeau Government
British Columbia
Justin Trudeau
Bonuses
Intersectional Feminism
Canadian Economy
News Broadcasting
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Quebec
Capital Gains Tax
Parliamentary Budget Officer
Natural Resources
Home Equity Tax
Budget Deficits
Outer Space

This podcast is for Canadians who want lower taxes, less waste and more accountable government. We go beyond the politics to push for policies that shrink tax bills. We break exclusive news stories about government waste that aren’t covered by the media. And we enforce accountability and transparency for politicians in every political party. Join the Canadian Taxpayers Federation at taxpayer.com.

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Latest Episodes

The Canadian Taxpayers Federation hosted a huge rally to protest against Carney’s gun ban and confiscation in Cape Breton.

Cape Breton sent a huge message to Ottawa: We won’t be guinea pigs for the government’s gun confiscation test trial!

Carney’s... more

Carney’s gun ban and confiscation scheme is a huge taxpayer boondoggle. It targets law-abiding Canadians’ private property. And it won’t make Canada safe.

Clayton Campbell, the President of the Toronto Police Association, joins the show to explain w... more

If Trump wants to hammer Americans with new taxes, it doesn’t mean Carney should hammer Canadians with new taxes.

Retaliatory tariffs are taxes on Canadian consumers and business that will make your life more expensive.

The Carney government’s reta... more

The CBC’s bureaucracy is a bloated mess and it’s costing you big time.

CBC has more than 250 directors, 450 managers and 780 producers that are paid more than $100,000 per year.

The CBC also employed 130 advisors, 81 analysts, 120 hosts, 80 project... more

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Recent Guests

Clayton Campbell
President of the Toronto Police Association
Toronto Police Association
Episode: Carney’s Gun Confiscation a Huge BOONDOGGLE: The Franco Terrazzano Show
Kris Sims
Taxpayer advocate and contributor to taxpayer news.
Episode: Carney’s Gun Confiscation a Huge BOONDOGGLE: The Franco Terrazzano Show
Scott Hennig
CEO and President of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation
Canadian Taxpayers Federation
Episode: #171 What’s ahead for taxpayers
Franco Terrazano
Federal Director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation
Canadian Taxpayers Federation
Episode: #171 What’s ahead for taxpayers
Chris Sims
Guest discussing government overspending and feminist report
Episode: #157 Feds go woke, you go broke
Ryan Thorpe
Investigative journalist who uncovered the government waste report
Episode: #157 Feds go woke, you go broke
Renaud Brossard
Vice president of communications for the Montreal Economic Institute, formerly Quebec director for the Canadian Taxpayers Federation
Montreal Economic Institute
Episode: #152 Cut taxes, cut spending!

Hosts

Franco Tarrazano
Federal Director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation.
Chris Simms
Alberta Director for the Canadian Taxpayers Federation.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 141 ratings
  • Excellent reporting

    I just found this podcast and I’m happy to have an informative and fun newscast for Canadian news. I have been looking for something like this for a long time. Thank you to the hosts and reporters. Keep up the amazing work!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    PurplePianoCat
    Canada4 months ago
  • These nut jobs don’t even understand government jurisdictions or government processes.

    If you are going to comment on reducing taxes and government waste, the first thing you should do is actually do research and understand why Canada trades or governs the way it does.

    Can we actually recommend research-based policies. Seems like so much to ask for these days.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    udjd donevdod d
    Canada7 months ago
  • Great podcast

    Thank you Canadian Taxpayers Frderation for all the work you do to find government waste. The podcasts is always entertaining but can also get me so mad due to the politicians waste of our money. Keep it up!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    gucr8998321
    Canadaa year ago
  • Keep it up

    Excellent pod.

    Hard to listen to and see how wasteful governments are.

    I hope they keep the same scrutiny regardless of party in power to keep advocating for me, joe blow canadian tax payer.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sbidnur1
    Canada2 years ago
  • Great listening

    This Podcast is great! As a Canadian this is a good source of taxpayer info and government spending. Highly recommend for people who want to know more about where Canadian taxpayer money is going.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kdgiesbrecht
    Canada2 years ago

Listeners Say

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Overall, the feedback highlights the uniqueness of the podcast in tackling stories not covered elsewhere in the media.
Listeners appreciate the informative and entertaining nature of the discussions on government spending and accountability.
Listeners value the emphasis on fiscal responsibility and advocacy for lower taxes.
The content is often seen as a necessary wake-up call about fiscal mismanagement in Canada.
Some audiences find the critiques of government waste to be overly harsh or not well-researched at times.

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Carney’s Gun Confiscation a Huge BOONDOGGLE: The Franco Terrazzano Show
Q: Do you think the gun ban and so-called buyback will actually make Canada more safe?
No, it will have zero impact on gun crime in the city of Toronto.
#150 Carbon tax costs $12 billion
Q: Will this evidence change opinions about the carbon tax?
While some may continue to doubt the data, it seems Canadians are already aware of the real costs of the carbon tax.
#150 Carbon tax costs $12 billion
Q: What does this mean for a normal working person?
It means that with a $12 billion hit to the economy, each Canadian is losing hundreds of dollars in economic activity due to the carbon tax.
#150 Carbon tax costs $12 billion
Q: What is the cost of the carbon tax to the Canadian economy?
The carbon tax is going to cost the economy $12 billion this year, and it's expected to rise to $30 billion by 2030.
#155 $800 billion in debt interest charges
Q: What would you do to balance the budget?
A modest amount of spending restraint based on previous budget forecasts could lead to balancing the budget next year.

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This podcast focuses on issues related to government spending, taxes, and accountability in Canada. It features discussions around the financial implications of government policies, including topics like carbon taxes, federal spending cuts, and wastefulness within public institutions such as the CBC. Episodes often highlight the burdens placed on taxpayers and advocate for reforms that promote fiscal responsibility and transparency in government practices. The hosts emphasize the need for Canadians to stay informed about how tax dollars are spent and encourage civic engagement in holding politicians accountable, making it essential listening for those concerned about government efficiency and taxpayer issues.

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Recent guests on Canadian Taxpayers Podcast include:

1. Clayton Campbell
2. Kris Sims
3. Scott Hennig
4. Franco Terrazano
5. Chris Sims
6. Ryan Thorpe
7. Renaud Brossard

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