Not all E-mail Deals Are Phishing or Bogus
Not every thing you get in email is phishing or bogus stuff, but always be very careful with the ones you answer. Not everyone is a scumbag (but a lot are)
Summer Spending Solstice
One of the interesting trends I have noticed in my household is that during the summer months spending tends to drop, due to: No school fees needed for trips and such School lunches are now… Read More »Summer Spending Solstice
Tax Freedom Day?
Tax Freedom Day, according to the Fraser Institute, is the symbolic date when Canadians stop working for the government (via taxes) and start earning for themselves. In 2025, Tax Freedom Day lands on June 8th—a slight improvement from 2008’s June 14th. This milestone highlights the significant portion of income most Canadians lose to taxes—often over 50%. While the day is marketed as a celebration, it also sparks reflection on government spending and personal financial struggles. With many households tightening budgets and seeing no wage increases, this day serves as a reminder to advocate for smarter government spending. Use the Institute’s online tool to find your personal Tax Freedom Day and see how much of your work truly pays you.
Happy Father’s Day
Happy Father’s Day to all those fathers out there. Your kids may not tell you how much you mean to them, but you know they love you.
Short Takes for a Friday May 2008
Unbelievable! Gas station owners in Quebec face charges of price fixing. Explore the implications of this practice on gas prices and consumer affordability.
