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Internet targeted advertisements.

6-minute read
Les voitures électriques : buzzword ou solution réelle?
Reducing greenhouse gas emissions by subsidizing electric cars.

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Why CRTC’s New Wireless Contract Rules Actually Give Us Less Freedom
The cost of wireless telephone service in Canada.

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No, ride-sharing apps will not be disastrous for Montreal
Ride-sharing applications like Uber, Lyft and Sidecar, and their benefits.

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Trois hourras pour les nouvelles applications de covoiturage!
Ride-sharing applications like Uber, Lyft and Sidecar, and their benefits.

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Pas de panique, M. le taxi!
Everyone will benefit from ride-sharing applications.

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Viewpoint – Ride-Sharing Applications and the Future of Urban Transportation
Ride-sharing applications like Uber, Lyft and Sidecar are currently revolutionizing the urban transportation industry. By allowing taxi drivers to find clients more rapidly, and other individuals to offer transportation services more easily, these technologies could lead to considerable improvements for customers. Sensible economic policy should avoid hindering their adoption by consumers while compensating those who are negatively affected by obsolete government regulations from the past.

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Viewpoint – What Effect Do Payroll Taxes Have on Workers?
Of all the components of taxation in Quebec, payroll taxes are without a doubt the least well-known among the general public. While employees may indeed notice a discrepancy between what they receive and what their employers pay out, it is difficult to fully understand the reasons for this. Nor do employees know the magnitude of the sums that their employers must pay to the taxman in addition to the salaries they are paid. This Viewpoint aims to clarify the issue of payroll taxes in order to better grasp their impact on the remuneration of workers.

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Taxer le tabac? Bien sûr, mais jusqu’à quel point?
To what extent should tobacco products be taxed?

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Solutions for Municipal Pension Plans
The pension plans of municipal employees across the province of Quebec face deficits totalling $3.9 billion. For certain municipalities, pension plan contributions have exploded over the past few years. The Quebec government recently introduced a bill whose purpose is to ensure the sustainability of these plans, but that does not call into question their underlying principles.