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May 8, 2013

   
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PrimeTime Politics

Peter Van Dusen discusses the National Household Survey results with François Nault of Statistics Canada.

Also on the program: Prince Edward Island Premier Robert Ghiz and MPs Dominic LeBlanc (Liberal), Libby Davies (NDP), and Peter Van Loan (Conservative), the government House leader.

Political insiders Greg MacEachern, Robin MacLachlan, and Tim Powers analyze the latest developments on Parliament Hill and beyond.

Also:

National Revenue Minister Gail Shea makes an announcement on international tax evasion.

Martin Stringer profiles the candidates and issues in Monday's Labrador by-election.

Suzanne Legault, the federal information commissioner, presents her main estimates to a parliamentary committee.

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Submitted by Jen (not verified) on
Barbados Double Tax Treaty with Canada and USA Canada's former Prime Minister and Finance Minister, Paul Martin, uses Barbados for his Canada Steamship Company to avoid Canadian taxes, plus Panama registration on the ships. http://www.can-offshore.com/tax-havens/Barbados-tax-haven.htm

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