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May 19, 2026
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Burnham’s Past Support for Taxes on Wealth Faces New Scrutiny
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Burnham's past support for taxes on wealth faces new scrutiny
OTTAWA—The Liberals face a fresh round of questioning about their plans to tax millionaires and billionaires after interim Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre seized on the party’s platform as an election issue.
In a speech at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute in Ottawa, Mr. Poilievre said that “a government that wants to make Canada a more equal country” should not be able to promise higher taxes on those who have “already paid their fair share.”
The Conservatives are calling for an independent inquiry into the Liberals’ plans, w…
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