Freeland doubles down despite dismal pre-COVID economic numbers
If the finance minister is truly interested in achieving higher rates of economic growth, then the government requires a complete 180-degree turn in policy
Read MoreIf the finance minister is truly interested in achieving higher rates of economic growth, then the government requires a complete 180-degree turn in policy
Read MoreFederal government shows no interest in properly targeting assistance, despite growing deficits that will be paid by future generations
Read MoreCanadians love receiving government largesse, as long as someone else is paying for it, even if it is their kids
Read MoreA rise in interest rates could lead the government into a downward cycle of increased deficits. And that means higher taxes
Read MoreCanada needs to ensure effective use of resources. That means making certain that relief funds go to those genuinely in need
Read MoreAfter working the first 139 days of the year for government, you’re now working for yourself and your family
Read MoreThe plan is based on unrealistic assumptions that pose real risks to Ontario finances and includes spending likely to be ineffective
Read MoreAs more resources go towards paying debt interest, the gap between what we pay in taxes and what we receive in services widens
Read MoreCanada’s economy is weakening with storm clouds on the horizon while federal finances are woefully unprepared for a recession
Read MoreThe amount we pay for health care through the tax system depends on family income and size
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