It is interesting from a Canadian perspective. My home province is often criticized for it's high taxes, yet it turns out that there is no variation for lower

It is interesting from a Canadian perspective. My home province is often criticized for it's high taxes, yet it turns out that there is no variation for lower incomes and the additional tax burden is around 5.5% for higher incomes. The reality is the disparity in income has a much larger impact on quality of life than a few thousand dollars paid in taxes. (I assumed the low income person was working full time at minimum wage, and used the default $100,000 as a higher income. Quebec was ignored since people are less likely to move there unless they speak French or are employed in certain industries.)