The B.C. Liberal Party believes in cutting taxes, creating child care options, stimulating job creation and supporting low-income earners to give families choice and opportunity.
The B.C. Liberal Record
Cut income taxes to the lowest level in all of Canada for everyone earning up to $111,000.
Introduced a 5 per cent income tax cut retroactive to the beginning of 2008 – putting more money back in the pockets of B.C. families.
Eliminated provincial income tax completely for nearly 250,000 British Columbians.
Nearly doubled the number of child care spaces receiving operating funding to 87,000.
Created the Rental Assistance Program, which provides an average of $350 a month to low-income families to help with housing costs.
Creating more than 15,900 units of subsidized housing.
B.C.'s strong economy has created more than 425,000 new jobs since 2001.
The NDP Record
The NDP government raised B.C.'s income tax rates to the highest in North America.
Carole James and the NDP have voted against every one of the 100 tax cuts introduced by the B.C. Liberal government.
The NDP even want to implement a "death tax" that would rob families of inherited assets.
Under the NDP, B.C. had the highest unemployment rate of all Western provinces from 1991-2000.
Carole James and the NDP openly oppose providing rental assistance to low-income families.
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