You have a household income of $311,000 (pre tax).
The median Canadian household income in 2015 was $70,336 (pre tax).
You are either in, or very near the top 1%,  in terms of income.
Half of the households in Canada are under $70,336. And  you can  bet many husbands and wives are working at more than one job to hit that $70, 336 figure.
In other words you make more than 99% of  the rest of us.
What exactly is the problem?
And how much more do you want?