Canada Must Stop Living Beyond Its Means
Government debt is eating up tax dollars that could pay for better services and a stronger economy.
A significant number of Canadians are dangerously indifferent towards their government, perceiving it as irrelevant to their daily lives and believing they have no influence. This disinterest is particularly strong regarding government financing, such as budgets, debts, and deficits, which are often seen as boring and complicated. However, this perspective is a major mistake, as government financing fundamentally determines the level of taxes Canadians pay and the availability of public services.
- Many Canadians are dangerously indifferent to government.
- They view government as irrelevant to their lives and believe they cannot influence it.
- Government financing, including budgets, debts, and deficits, is often seen as boring and complicated.
- This indifference is a mistake because government financing determines taxes and public services.
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