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Atlantic Canadian incomes significantly lower than New England incomes

In Research by Michael Rae

Authors: Alex WhalenBen EisenJoel Emes An income gap of thousands of dollars per year makes a big difference for living standards and quality of life.Read more about Atlantic Canadian incomes significantly lower than New England incomes Tags: income inequalitymedian incomeemployment incomeincome gapincome growth Read More – The Fraser Institute

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Judge Commits Fraud to Accuse Trump of Fraud

In Research by Michael Rae

By James D. Agresti November 6, 2023 Credit: Gregory P. Mango for NY Post In the high stakes New York trial of leading presidential candidate Donald Trump, Judge Arthur Engoron ruled in September that Trump defrauded his lenders by inflating the value of his famed Mar-a-Lago estate by “at least 2,300%, compared” to an “appraisal” by the Palm Beach County Tax Assessor. Several news outlets from left to right challenged that claim because it’s blatantly flawed. CNN, for example, reported: it’s widely known that the tax assessor valuation is typically, though not always, less than …

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Ford government increases deficit and fails to deliver long-awaited tax reductions

In Research by Michael Rae

Authors: Grady MunroJake Fuss The province’s program spending will reach $193.0 billion this year—an increase of $2.3 billion from the budget tabled in March.Read more about Ford government increases deficit and fails to deliver long-awaited tax reductionsTags: tax reformtax policytax deductionsbalanced budgettax cuts Read More – The Fraser Institute

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The Average Cost of Public School Education Is 58% More Than Private School

In Research by Michael Rae

By James D. Agresti October 27, 2023 Overview The average cost of private schools is a vital fact for understanding issues like school choice and public school spending. This is because it provides a market-based comparison to the cost of government schools. Yet, the U.S. Department of Education hasn’t published an estimate for the average cost of private K–12 schools since 1995. To fill this decades-long gap, Just Facts conducted extensive research to develop a methodology that reliably measures private school spending. Beyond analyzing academic papers and government reports, Just Facts performed data checks and …

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Hard Evidence Warranting the Impeachment of Joe Biden

In Research by Michael Rae

By James D. Agresti October 11, 2023 Credit: Felipe Caparros/Shutterstock.com Overview In a staggering act of journalistic deceit, the New York Times is reporting that Republicans launched an impeachment inquiry into Joe Biden without any “evidence of financial wrongdoing or corruption by the president.” Similar statements have been made by a massive array of media outlets and Democrat politicians. In reality, overwhelming proof of Joe Biden’s corruption and wrongdoing has been found, including hard evidence like written records and corroborated testimonies from first-hand witnesses. Collectively, at least 12 sets of documented facts leave no reasonable …

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Nova Scotia government closed schools even after reality of COVID became clear

In Research by Michael Rae

Author: Paige MacPherson By December 2020, a large body of research showed that children represented two per cent or less of diagnosed COVID cases.Read more about Nova Scotia government closed schools even after reality of COVID became clearTags: nova scotiaschool closuresCOVIDcovid-19nova scotia government spendingpublic schoolsmask mandate Read More – The Fraser Institute