"As physicians, we see the burden of care placed on women that comes from their role as mothers and daughters. Female small-business owners face particular challenges that affect them in these roles,..."

Unless these two doctors are practicing in Forest Hill or Westmount, they should know that the women who suffer the most trying to balance jobs and  households are the lower income, salaried workers.. women whose very jobs are threatened if they have to leave work to care for a sick child or parent, women who get two weeks per year of vacation to catch up on everything they didn't get done during the year because they couldn't take time off work during the day.  Or the fifty something woman who got laid off from work because she needed to take care of a sick parent and will have trouble finding another job at her age.

I don't agree with all these tax changes, but I find these two physicians disconnected from what it really means to suffer, and how fortunate they are to be doctors.