Jennifer’s Substack
Jennifer RobsonMy personal Substack
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 24 | Subscribers | Read | robsonj.substack.com |
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There probably are too many federal exempt staff and the governance is still all wrong.
As the Director of the MPM Program, I take an interest in issues involving political staffers. I’ve published research on patterns of public spending on staffers and, with Paul Wilson, a chapter on how staffers and public servants get along...
Here's what I sent to the Department of Finance
#### Budget 2025 invited comments on the proposed new deemed filing option, styled as “automated benefits”. Today is the deadline to provide comments. Here’s the text of what I just sent in, in case it’s of interest or use to you.
Something quick on the GST/HST Credit enhancements and today's federal announcement on food affordability
About a year ago (almost exactly to the day), I posted a long and data heavy blog about the various ways that the Trump administration and changes in Canada-U.S. relations might impact food prices in Canada. Today, the Prime Minister made a...
Making C-15 better.
Bill C-15 is the Carney government’s first Budget Implementation legislation. For the uninitiated, federal budgets don’t just change things like rates in the Income Tax Act or officially cancel the Digital Services Tax. There has to be legi...
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