My question was weather he ruling that the federal tax is constitutional meant that the provincial taxes were also constitutional.
Not sure where the misunderstanding might be.
whether
My question was weather he ruling that the federal tax is constitutional meant that the provincial taxes were also constitutional.
Not sure where the misunderstanding might be.
Not at all you simply changed the goal posts ,like always when stymied.My question was weather he ruling that the federal tax is constitutional meant that the provincial taxes were also constitutional.
Not sure where the misunderstanding might be.
Or BC. Or Ontario or Quebec.
BC has had one since 08 and BC has the best economy in Canada
He can’t, and rush hour in the lower mainland is just as busy as last month .If 6 cents lowers emissions, the $1.70L must have a massive impact on BC emissions.
It'll stick out like a sore thumb in the daily air quality stats.
Now is your chance to prove once and for all that high fuel costs reduce emissions.
Show me the money!
Supply is south of the 49th .So. . . supply and demand economics is wrong?
That you don't understand basic economics is alas! no surprise at all.Supply is south of the 49th .
That you don’t understand basic geography is no surprise at all .That you don't understand basic economics is alas! no surprise at all.
Thank you . To much work for me to prove a fact of life in my area .He's alluding to the fact that many in the lower BC Mainland are driving into the USA (Washington State) to purchase their Gasoline or Diesel at a lower tax rate, and while they're there they might as well do their grocery shopping and so on and so forth...as the Fuel Tax situation in the Lower mainland is about $0.60/litre CAD (=$2.27CAD/US Gallon = $1.68USD/US Gallon). If Canadian Fuel is priced 'out of reach' in that microcosm of Canada then they purchase in WA. It lowers how much fuel (& thus many other things) are purchased in BC ("Look at how Green they are!") and business is booming in upper Washington State. Saving the planet one tax at a time. Try to find a parking stall in Bellingham as a local in the ocean of BC license plates on a weekend.
So, how long has BC had a Carbon Tax? About a decade ago? Check the dates on some of the below links:
http://navabrahe.com/index.php/2015/08/17/hands-off-the-milk-and-gas-a-trip-to-costco/
http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/christopher-sands/border-shopping-canada_b_1785107.html
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/got-milk-canadian-shoppers-get-it-at-us-costco-2012-08-16
http://dailyhive.com/vancouver/bellingham-costco-complaining-about-canadians
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/facebook-page-calls-for-american-only-hours-at-u-s-costco-1.1165291
http://nationalpost.com/news/canada/point-roberts-washington-a-little-slice-of-the-u-s-only-accessible-through-canada
I'm on the outside look'n in but I get it. I just about shit yesterday when I filled up my girlfriends truck (before the long weekend) at $1.26/L here in Regina.Thank you . To much work for me to prove a fact of life in my area .
Yes last week at the Alberta border it was 1.28 almost had a movement in my pants .I'm on the outside look'n in but I get it. I just about shit yesterday when I filled up my girlfriends truck (before the long weekend) at $1.26/L here in Regina.
From Peter Shawn Taylor for the National Post:If 6 cents lowers emissions, the $1.70L must have a massive impact on BC emissions.
It'll stick out like a sore thumb in the daily air quality stats.
Now is your chance to prove once and for all that high fuel costs reduce emissions.
Show me the money!
Gas that is refined from crude we ship them that is $50 below market value, that part was left out for some reason.Wudrick also said gas taxes in U.S. border states are now significantly lower than those in Canada, and Canadians who can cross the border to get gas could save thousands of dollars a year.
nationalpost.com/news/politics/completely-inconsistent-carbon-taxes-applied-unequally-between-provinces-new-report-says
So. . . supply and demand economics is wrong?