One of the taxes paid by everyone who purchases a good or service in Canada, based on a percentage of the amount paid.
What is GST?
Attempting to alter consumer behavior through the use of taxes on a non-renewable or environmentally harmful items (carbon tax) or -funding initiatives to produce alternative renewable energy sources and -setting emission standards for industry.
What are ways the government might try to impact the environment in a mixed or free market economy?
To pay for services (for example, health care, income assistance, pensions, and other social services) paid for by the government.
What is the reason Canadians pay taxes?
Services provided by government to reduce economic inequalities and promote the wellbeing of citizens.
What are Social Programs?
Leader of NDP Party 1961 - 1971 Championed the idea of a health care system available to all and paid for by taxes, to become known as: "the father of Canada's Healthcare".
Who is Tommy Douglas?
In Canada, this must be publically administered, accessible, universal, portable and comprehensive.
What is health care?
A political party who is thought to have a more right leaning position on the economic continuum, favoring less government involvement and social programs, choosing to opt for more power to the individual or business realm instead.
What is the Conservative Party of Canada, & / or the Republican Party of the U.S?
The ____ of party members influence platforms and election campaigns.
What are values?
Social Services, Health Care, Environmental Protection, Education, Defense, Recreation and Culture, Resource Conservation and Foreign Affairs.
What is, what taxes pay for in Canada?
The official name of the transfer of funds from the Federal to Provincial government for specific programming purposes.
What is the Canada Health Transfer & the Canada Social Transfer?
The political party in the US that is thought to resemble the Liberal party of Canada, holding more left leaning ideas, focusing on more government involvement with an intent to offer more stability and less economic inequality.
What is the Democratic Party?
Responsible for maintaining Peace Order & Good Government. As such, they can pass laws on how Provinces deal with their responsibilities in providing Universal Healthcare.
What is the Federal Government?
Specific areas that the party intends to focus attention on, planning for ways to address needs or issues surrounding areas such as crime, women's equality, the environment, business initiatives etc.
What is a political platform?