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What’s Happening with the HST Debate
Update from the House of Commons (December 8, 2009)
Sometime today the HST Bill will be presented in the House of Commons. If passed,the Federal government will give permission to the BC and Ontario governments to proceed with the HST in July 2010.
A bill normally takes four to five months to get through the House of Commons and the Senate. Here in Harper/Ignatieff’s House of Commons, the new coalition is trying to ram through the HST bill in two days. Two days!
Within these two days, there will not be much time for debate, for study or exchange of points of views, nor will there be time for hearings from Canadians and small businesses. The Conservatives and Liberals will try to rush through the HST bill by this Thursday night so they can start their winter holidays.
NDP finds such a move anti-democratic, unacceptable and outrageous. We are supposed to be a “House of Commons” and when commons (i.e. ordinary Canadians) are not allowed to be heard, then how can we call ourselves a democratic country?
The reason for the rush is obvious: people hate this tax.
Let us keep fighting this unfair tax grab.
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Will you still cliam HST has nothing to do with the Conservatives?
zh_hua 发表于 2011-4-22 16:17 http://bbs.51.ca/images/common/back.gif
HST does not mean tax on everything. for example, in BC, gas is exempted from HST.
actually, HST is good for Canadian product, as exported product does not include this tax, which will increase its competitiveness.
But Ontario LIB put HST on everything, gas, electricity, heating, .... products and services.which are not for export. |