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Finance Minister Jim Flaherty delivered on June 6th a near identical budget to that of March 22, 2011, which did not pass before Parliament was dissolved on March 26, 2011.

This budget inclu... Read more

Finance Minister Jim Flaherty delivered the budget speech on March 22nd. This is a stay-the-course budget with a focus on securing Canada’s economic recovery from the global recession and a f... Read more

FSNA National President open letter to members on the 2010 federal budget

Friday, March 5, 2010

Fellow FSNA members,

The 2010 federal budget was tabled yeste... Read more

Press Release – Ottawa, Ontario–(Marketwire – Jan 28, 2009) – Members of the National Association of Federal Retirees (FSNA) welcome the ta... Read more

FSNA participates in the national consultations on budget actions to protect Canada’s economy, which will lead to the federal budget to be tabled on January 27.

In a brief submitted ea... Read more

Press Release – Ottawa, Ontario–(Marketwire – Nov. 28, 2008) – The Federal Superannuates National Association (FSNA) congratulates the government of Canada ... Read more

Press Release – February 27, 2008 19:53 ET

The Federal Superannuates National Association (FSNA) welcomes those provisions in the 2008 federal budget, which address a ... Read more

FSNA National President congratulates the Minister of Finance Jim Flaherty for following through on his commitment to include in the federal budget measures that are beneficial to older Canadians a... Read more

The Age Credit increase and the mechanism that would allow splitting pension income for income tax purposes need to receive Royal Assent before being implemented. For taxation year 2006, the $1,00... Read more

Ottawa, September 24, 2001 – “A national drug formulary and common purchasing for federal and provincial governments is long overdue, but it does not go far enough,” says Rex Guy, Nationa... Read more

FSNA welcomes the restoration of full indexation of the income tax system including the thresholds at which the OAS and Age Tax Credit reductions begin. These are measures that FSNA has advocated f... Read more