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Canadian importers allege CBSA retroactively changed rules in iPod tax dispute

canadianbusiness.com — In a sharply worded press release, a group known as the 9948 Fair Treatment Coalition states that documents it obtained through Access to Information "raise disturbing questions" about the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) and the Department of Finance's conduct in the so-called iPod tax dispute.
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Road tolls actually make good economic sense: Taylor

canadianbusiness.com — No one ever seems to complain about banana user fees. Bananas aren't free, after all. You eat, you pay. The same goes for golf games, heating your home and pretty much anything else you might consume-except, of course, driving. Putting a price on roads is often described-to mix transportation metaphors-as the "third rail" of Canadian politics.
Tolls are better than gas taxes, says Peter Shawn Taylor. No more easy rides for Prius-driving hippies! canadianbusiness.com/blogs-and-comm…