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LETTER: Fact checking criticism of Cape Breton equalization group

Well, Parker Donham finally has presented his version of a fact check on what the Nova Scotians for Equalization Fairness is asking government to explain. Poor Parker is under the misapprehension that the data used by the NSEF belongs to the NSEF, and not the government he so poorly defends.

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1. Nowhere has Parker refuted why the two levels of government and his comments refuse to address why the federal government’s equalization formula has been increasing its constitutional obligation of funding the five categories over the decades, and the fact that one of them actually funds the municipal deficiency in tax capacity related to property taxes and miscellaneous revenues.

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