Rob Breakenridge Show Episode 24: Alberta takes a step backward on transparency for taxpayers; Canadians hungry for bold economic action

Plenty to get into on this episode of the Rob Breakenridge Show:We kick things off with a conversation with Kris Sims, Alberta Director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation. We look at why the Alberta government would have suddenly taken public expense receipts off the government website, plus get an overview of the CTFs latest Gas Tax Honesty Report.We’re then joined by Scott Crockatt, VP of Communications and External Affairs at the Business Council of Alberta. The BCA has commissioned new polling that shows the bold economic proposals laid out in their “A Strong Canada, A Good Life” campaign have significant and widespread support. Of course, we’re all still waiting on the federal government to delivered on their promised bold economic action.Plus, an update on a few stories we’ve been following: the legal wrangling over a proposed referendum question on Alberta separation, Pierre Poilievre’s big byelection test, and the debate over whether Nova Scotia and New Brunswick have gone too far in banning people from forests as part of their wildfire prevention strategy.Don’t forget, you can follow our work and subscribe here at our Substack page (robbreakenridge.ca), which is where the podcast is hosted. You can also listen and subscribe on Spotify, Amazon Music, Apple Podcasts and other podcast platforms. Check out our YouTube channel, as well.Spotify: Apple Podcasts:YouTube: Get full access to Rob Breakenridge at robbreakenridge.substack.com/subscribe