Nonpartisan Governance Ledger

Where does every tax dollar go?

Governments publish the numbers. We collect them, score them, and grade every province, city, and member of Parliament on the value they deliver for your taxes — so you can see exactly what you're getting. All public sources, one ledger, no spin.

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Provincial

Your Province

How does your province spend your tax dollar? Healthcare wait times, housing starts, credit ratings, education outcomes — graded head to head.

A- Alberta leads on fiscal healthLowest net debt per capita in Canada
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Municipal

Your City

What do you get for your property tax dollar? Safety, transit, housing affordability, infrastructure delivery — for every major metro area.

B+ Quebec City tops safetyLowest crime severity index of any CMA
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Federal

Your MP

What has your MP delivered for your federal tax dollar? Investment, vote record, expenses, electoral health — across all 343 ridings.

C Average MP composite score3 of 6 data categories still filling
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