Tax Relief Articles

B.C. Conservatives · Tax relief

Keep more of what you earn: making B.C. tax relief clear and credible

B.C. Conservatives propose a larger basic personal amount. Here is what voters should check about household savings, eligibility and sustainable funding.

Federal Conservative · Housing affordability · Opinion / analysis

Room to build a life: put Conservative housing relief to the household-budget test

New Statistics Canada housing data makes a clear case for practical relief. Test Conservative proposals against real household costs, existing rebates and delivery.

B.C. Conservative · Tax relief · Analysis

Welcome the PST pause. Now give B.C. businesses lasting certainty

B.C. has announced a pause to its professional-services PST expansion. A constructive Conservative case for lasting relief, clear guidance and honest budgeting.

Fuel relief works best when voters can see it at the pump

A positive, source-backed Conservative voter resource on the federal fuel excise tax extension, Pierre Poilievre’s wider relief push, and practical questions for household budgets.

No surprise at the pump: a Conservative voter checklist for gas-tax relief

A positive, source-backed Conservative voter resource on Pierre Poilievre’s call to keep federal fuel excise tax relief in place, what Ottawa’s own pages say, and practical questions voters can ask.

Lower costs, clearer rules: a B.C. voter checklist on the PST expansion

A positive, source-backed provincial Conservative voter resource on B.C.’s Budget 2027 committee recommendation to repeal the planned PST expansion to professional services.

The grocery-store test: a Conservative voter checklist for affordability claims

A positive, source-backed federal Conservative voter resource on grocery inflation, wages, public data and how voters can test affordability promises against daily life.

Gas-tax relief is a pocketbook voter issue — and Conservatives are putting a clear question on the table

A source-backed voter guide on the federal fuel excise tax holiday, the September 2026 expiry date, and the Conservative call to extend pump-price relief.

A B.C. housing poll points to a Conservative-friendly consensus: make homes cost less to build and buy

Research Co. polling suggests British Columbians are divided on Ottawa’s condo-conversion plan, but strongly support removing the full GST on new homes up to $1 million.