Making the tax incentive for Employment Ownership Trusts permanent in Bill C-30 is a positive initiative for productivity and company stability.
Memo: Study of Bill C-30: Employee Ownership Trusts
May 22, 2026
Memo: Submission for Budget 2026: Employee Ownership Trusts
Cardus wrote to Finance Canada recommending an extension of the tax incentive for Employee Ownership Trusts. Employee Ownership Trusts are an important mechanism that allow business owners to transfer ownership to their employees, and have been shown to increase business stability and productivity.
March 30, 2026
Considérations relatives au Fonds pour bâtir des collectivités fortes – Budget 2025
Cardus formule une série de recommandations concernant les ententes sur les avantages communautaires (EAC) dans le cadre du Fonds pour des collectivités fortes. La mise en œuvre de ces recommandations permettra de garantir que ces EAC soient intégrées de manière transparente dans les projets d'infrastructure soutenus par le Fonds, avec un coût ou un délai supplémentaire minimal.
February 12, 2026
Memo: Considerations for the Build Communities Strong Fund – Budget 2025
Cardus is making a series of recommendations for the community benefits agreements (CBAs) in the Building Communities Strong Fund. The implementation of these recommendations will ensure that these CBAs are seamlessly integrated into the infrastructure projects that the Fund supports with minimal added cost or time.
February 12, 2026
Memo: Ontario Budget Consultation 2026
Cardus is providing recommendations for Ontario’s Budget 2026. Our recommendations centre around making the bidding process for construction procurement more competitive.
January 29, 2026
Watch Your Step
PLAs and the Risks to Competitive Bidding in Ontario
October 16, 2025
Memo: Consultation on the proposed Alberta Disability Assistance Program
Alberta is proposing changes to the income support program for persons with disabilities (AISH) and splitting the program into two separate streams: AISH and ADAP. Cardus seeks to add to the conversation around these changes by recommending tweaks to the proposed model to better optimize the balance between work and government support for disabled Albertans.
September 12, 2025
Memo: Alberta’s Budget 2025 Consultation
Our recommendations address the following areas: supporting more families with child care costs, expanding support for independent education, reviewing post-secondary education funding to better serve working-class Albertans, redirecting gambling revenues to addiction relief programs, limiting the expansion of online gambling, increasing investments in palliative care for adults and children, and promoting employment for people with criminal records.
January 11, 2025
The Frustration of Canada’s Over-Credentialed Working Class
More than half of those in working-class jobs are overqualified for the work they do.
October 10, 2024