Tax Exemption

Native Women face the Tax Man

Bob Goulais2011-03-08T16:32:29-05:00March 8, 2011|Categories: Politics|Tags: Aboriginal Rights, aboriginal-women, First Nations women, poverty, Tax Exemption|

International Women's Day highlights the plight of First

Why I’m an angry Native

Bob Goulais2010-12-14T20:01:43-05:00March 19, 2010|Categories: Anishinaabek|Tags: Aboriginal, aboriginal education, Aboriginal Healing Foundation, aboriginal-women, angry-native, discrimination, First Nations, HST, Indian Act, McIvor, racism, Sharon McIvor, Tax Exemption, tuberculosis|

By Jessica Lee from Racialicious.com Right now I’m owning the

Time to Tax Wealthiest Canadians

Bob Goulais2010-12-14T21:17:24-05:00January 5, 2010|Categories: Politics|Tags: annual-salary, canadian-centre-for-policy-alternatives, CEO, chief-executive-officer, corporate-taxes, homeless, Tax Exemption, taxation, taxes|

Yesterday, the first official work day of 2010, most of

Why First Nations Shouldn’t Pay HST

Bob Goulais2010-12-14T21:26:01-05:00November 23, 2009|Categories: Anishinaabek|Tags: Aboriginal, Aboriginal Affairs, First Nation, Harmonized Sales Tax, HST, Tax Exemption, Treaty, Treaty Rights|

Last week, the Government of Ontario introduced legislation entrenching the