Patriotic Millionaires Canada

Hello Bluesky! We're Patriotic Millionaires Canada, a new group of wealthy Canadians who believe inequality is hurting our economy and democracy, and we should use the tax code to do something about it. Learn more here, and give us a follow! www.cbc.ca/news/busines...

Billionaires aren’t complaining about wealth taxes because they can’t afford it. They object because it shows they’re losing their political power.

Our tax code values wealth over work by giving the ultra rich steep discounts on their taxes while working Canadians are footing the bill. Make it make sense.

The rich are getting richer because the current tax code doesn’t capture extreme wealth accumulation, we need to change the system to create fair taxation in Canada. Wealthy BC resident Emma Davis talks about her thoughts on the recent policy proposals to tax the rich in BC.

Charity has a role, but it’s not a replacement for a functioning tax code. Instead of letting the ultra-rich decide what gets funding, let’s tax the super-rich, and let democracy decide.

The current tax code is guaranteed to make inequality grow faster, but the tax code could also be the greatest tool the government has to constrain growing wealth inequality.

Extreme wealth leads to unchecked power and influence, that’s why even the super wealthy know that we need to tax the rich in Canada. Check out Patriotic Millionaire Emma Davis, a member of the 0.1% who is ASKING the government to tax her more.

Wealth inequality is everyone’s problem. One important part of the solution? Taxing the rich.

Believe it or not, there are ultra-rich Canadiens who WANT to pay more taxes. Like Patriotic Millionaire Emma Davis, who just wrote about the Green and NDP proposals to tax the rich in BC. Read more in the @vancouversun.bsky.social vancouversun.com/opinion/op-e...

If you care about the climate or housing or food insecurity or healthcare or education, you care about taxing the rich. If you care about continuing to live in a functioning democracy, you care about taxing the rich.

Inequality has skyrocketed, and the vast majority of extreme wealth accumulation is not captured by our tax code. We need a system that can keep up.

youtu.be/kfI-_5HhABM oh boy, you’re in for a treat—check out the 2026 Rosenbluth Lecture featuring @lindamcquaig.bsky.social, Neil Brooks and their newest book ‘Cancelling Billionaires.’ @marclee.bsky.social @policyalternatives.ca

Wealthy Canadians don’t get rich alone. They rely on Canada’s public services and tax payer investments. It's time they pay Canada back. Emma Davis on The Walrus Talks, The Billionaire Problem.

The ultra-rich know the system is broken and they are reaping the rewards, through tax breaks and discounts on investments. But Patriotic Millionaires want change, we want to be taxed.💸💸

Rachel Wasserman worked in big law and private equity, and she breaks down why our tax code has failed to keep up with changes in the financial system, and why it leads to selling off public assets.

Les inégalités économiques en 2026 sont à cause des problèmes systémiques qui bénéficient aux ultra-riche alors que le reste du monde lutte avec des problèmes fiscaux.

Here is a 12th idea... how about a wealth tax? Plenty of these options are giveaways to the industries the CEOs and business leaders work for. None of them get after the core problem: Our tax code is a major driver of our inequality. We need to tax the rich.

Emma Davis talks taxing extreme wealth for “The Walrus Talks, The Billionaire Problem”

Si on taxe la richesse les riches vont continuer de s'enrichir, mais seulement un peu plus lentement et une taxe sur la richesse va bénéficier le collectif.

Let’s talk about wealth inequality in Canada. Let’s talk about The Billionaire Problem on @thewalrus.ca Talks, 🔴LIVE NOW: www.youtube.com/watch?v=sqF4...

Let’s talk wealth inequality in Canada from the price of homes and groceries to the future of our economy, and democracy. The rich have a strong influence in Canada, from taxation and policy, to outsized corporate influence. Tune in to The Walrus Talks on The Billionaire Problem. l1nq.com/rqal5k3

The US is a warning sign for what happens when we let wealth inequality run amok. Claire Trottier breaks down the broken system that benefits people like her.

See Patriotic Millionaire Emma Davis with other leading thinkers addressing wealth inequality, the tax code, and the forces behind economic and political power. Join @thewalrus.ca Talks the Billionaire Problem Thursday, at 7pm ET. Register now to watch in person or online: bit.ly/4iCJqoW

Instead of tax cuts for the rich and corporations and failed trickle-down economics, we should be taxing the uber-rich and investing in our public systems.

“Not talking about money” keeps extreme wealth inequality growing unnoticed. Patriotic Millionaires talk about why Canada needs to get serious about a wealth tax. Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/1Dlr... Apple podcasts: podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/t...

Hi we are a group of rich Canadians who know essential infrastructure isn’t meant to make money, and that instead of privatizing, we should publicly fund them with a better tax system.

Patriotic Millionaires are on @canadaland.com talking, taxes, wealth inequality, and what it means to be ultra-rich in Canada. Listen now, wherever you get your podcasts. www.canadaland.com/shows/canada...

Le système de taxe et construire pour taxer le revenu sur le salaire, mais les ultra riches font beaucoup de son revenu par les gains en capital, mais il paye moins de taxe en proportion que dès canadien qui travaille pour gagner sa vie.

“Why don’t rich people just donate to charity?” Philanthropy is great but it can’t make up for failures in our tax system that allow the rich to get richer while working Canadians are struggling and public services are underfunded.

Capital gains (stocks, real estate, etc.) are taxed at half the rate of income. BASICALLY this means the rich can get wealth by already having wealth, while ALSO paying less taxes. Check out our latest post breaking it down: www.instagram.com/p/DdKLDkZHyv...

To a billionaire, a wealth tax is like finding spare coins in the couch cushions. To working Canadians, it means a healthier democracy, a stronger economy, and better public systems. It’s time to make some changes and tax the rich.

Le système économique au Canada permet une concentration de richesse et de pouvoir dans les mains d’une petite population des ultra-riches Canadiens et en même temps la classe ouvrière Canadienne et dans une crise du coût de la vie.

Those who have benefited the most have a duty to pay the most back. Patriotic Millionaire Emma Davis shares how tax payer-funded services and programs benefit her family and other wealthy Canadians. She says it’s time for the rich to pay it back.

If you’re super-rich, you have two options. Decide you’re okay with living in a world where you get to keep getting richer while everyone else suffers, or accept that you need to pay more in taxes, and fight to change the system.

What do we need in Canada? A tax code that benefits everyone, instead of just the ultra-wealthy.

The rich benefit the most from the things taxes pay for. Taxing the rich is just insisting they reinvest in those systems. Patriotic Millionaires would be proud to pay more, and help to build a stronger economy that benefits everyone.

Join us in Toronto for Oxfam Canada presents The Walrus Talks The Billionaire Problem to find out what the rise of the super-rich means for democracy, affordability, and Canada’s future. https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/the-walrus-talks-the-billionaire-problem-tickets-1994952070345?aff=Social

Il y a plusieurs personnes ultra-riches qui comprennent que si on peut créer un meilleur Canada pour tout le monde si le riche paye plus de taxes. Nous sommes des Millionaires Patriotique et on veut payer plus.

Wealth inequality is growing rapidly in Canada, and the tax code is part of the problem! The wealthiest get a huge discount and handouts, and working people are asked to pay up. We need to tax the super rich.

The current tax code is making wealth inequality worse, funnelling wealth upward, and driving inequality in Canada. We need to shift the power in the other direction. We need to tax the rich.

Rich people need to pay their fair share and doing nothing means that we’re okay with wealth being further concentrated in the hands of the few.

Dans le dernier budget fédéral le gouvernement Canadien on éliminer une taxe lux sur les yachts et les jets privés, mais en même temps les Canadiens vivent dans une crise de coût de la vie. Ça ne rime à rien.

Extreme wealth hurts democracy, we have seen it in the U.S. we need to avoid it in Canada. www.cbc.ca/news/politic...

We need to keep big money out of Canadian politics. Instead of worrying about Canadian CEOs, Carney should be worried about working Canadians. canadiandimension.com/articles/vie...

What’s a sign that wealth inequality has become political inequality? When taxes on wealthy investors and yacht owners are scrapped thanks to pressure from tech billionaires.

Carney’s protecting Canadian goods. Great. Now let’s make sure we protect Canadian workers. Let’s fight wealth inequality, let's tax the rich.

What system do we want: One where the rich hoard un-taxable wealth and everyone else struggles? Or one where a wealth tax helps money move through our economy?

Proud to be a class traitor with my fellow @patmillscanada.bsky.social members