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FACT is designed to grow
From the outset, FACT was built not as a one-time collaboration but as the foundation for a standing national network on fiscal fairness — one meant to outlast the grant that started it.
Over its three years, the partnership will intentionally expand its network, developing linkages with governments, foundations, research institutions, and international partners. The data-sharing protocols and partnership structures FACT is building are designed to be adopted by others and to endure — creating a lasting platform for collaborative research, data sharing, and policy experimentation on tax fairness in Canada.
If your organization shares FACT's commitment to a fairer, more transparent, and more accountable tax system, we would welcome a conversation.
Who we work with
Ways to collaborate
Funders and foundations
Support rigorous, independent research and its mobilization — and help grow FACT into an enduring national platform on fiscal fairness.
Researchers and institutions
Collaborate across the three research themes — co-authoring, sharing data and methods, and mentoring the next generation of applied public-finance researchers.
Governments and policy bodies
Bring questions, data, and real-world testing grounds for reform, and connect FACT's evidence directly to policy design and administration.
Civil-society and community organizations
Translate evidence into advocacy and public understanding, using FACT's open-access, bilingual research to inform campaigns and engagement.
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Interested in supporting, joining, or collaborating with FACT? We'd like to hear from you.
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The Fair and Accountable Canadian Taxation (FACT) Partnership: The Fair Tax Initiative is supported in part by funding from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (Partnership Development Grant 890-2025-0173, 2026–2029). Additional cash and in-kind support is provided by Social Capital Partners, the Canadian Tax Observatory, and Carleton University.
Le partenariat Fair and Accountable Canadian Taxation (FACT) : The Fair Tax Initiative est en partie financé par le Conseil de recherches en sciences humaines du Canada (subvention de développement de partenariat 890-2025-0173, 2026-2029). Un appui financier et en nature additionnel est fourni par Social Capital Partners, l'Observatoire canadien de la fiscalité et l'Université Carleton.
Research published by FACT is supported by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada and is not a product of SSHRC. Views expressed are those of the researchers.
Les recherches publiées par FACT sont financées par le Conseil de recherches en sciences humaines du Canada et ne constituent pas un produit du CRSH. Les opinions exprimées sont celles des chercheuses et chercheurs.