REMOVE TAXES PERMANENTLY: Why Canada's GST Food Taxes Are IMMORAL | Canada's TOP FOOD Professor

Is taxing food fair, or should it be removed entirely? In this podcast episode, we unpack the debate on food tax, food GST, and food tax cut in Canada with insights into Trudeau gst break, GST on food Canada, and the affordability crisis Canada. From tax policy to food inflation Canada, we discuss how tax on groceries impacts cost of living, the Canadian economy crash, and grocery industry Canada. Featuring sharp analysis of gst holiday, gst break, and Trudeau's tax break Canada list, we also discuss Pierre Poilievre, Justin Trudeau, and the growing concerns of food shortage and tax fairness. This insightful dialog explores Canadian politics, the gst relief list, and the role of conservatives in shaping tax policy.

We also discussed the unfairness in taxing food items in Canada, the US, and the West. Top expert; The Food Professor, argues that taxing food items is immoral and counter-productive for the economy. Consider Newfoundland and Labrador’s soda tax, introduced in 2022. It generated millions in revenue. But rather than curbing soda consumption, the tax became a revenue generator, with no significant improvements in public health outcomes. This contributes to financial strain on consumers. These topics are covered in great details in this conversation.