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Cabot Links Airport: Opinion: Paige MacPherson: ‘Taxpayers Came Out Swinging Against Inverness Airport Plan To Tap Tax Dollars’

Aug 3, 2019 | Business

Opinion

By Paige MacPherson, Atlantic head of Canadian Taxpayers Federation

Taxpayers came out swinging against luxury golf course airport, and it worked

Sometimes when taxpayers stand up and make their voices heard, politicians actually listen. Federal Minister of Rural Economic Development Bernadette Jordan’s recent rejection of the proposal to spend $18 million tax dollars on a luxury golf course

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