Government Spending & Taxes

10:40AM
Printer-friendly version

Quebec is currently the most indebted province relative to the size of the provincial economy.


2:58PM
Printer-friendly version

Ottawa and most provincial governments have failed to offer any significant de-regulatory strategy.


3:01PM
Printer-friendly version

Ontario’s debt grew by 107 per cent over 10 years.


12:39PM
Printer-friendly version

One reason for a federation is to pursue different approaches to policy.


9:39AM
Printer-friendly version

New Brunswick's debt load will climb to an estimated 115 per cent of GDP over the next 25 years.


10:53AM
Printer-friendly version

The plan doesn’t account for job losses, lower wages and reduced investment when calculating the impacts of the carbon tax on Canadian households.


3:37PM
Printer-friendly version

Quebec has one of the highest top personal income tax rates of any province or U.S. state.


11:53AM
Printer-friendly version
Minister McKenna wrong on relationship between carbon taxes and growth

Minister McKenna is wrong to imply that policy action on emissions is a necessary condition for economic growth in Canada.


1:43PM
Printer-friendly version

Metro Vancouverites will go to the polls later this month.


1:43PM
Printer-friendly version

The last provincial budget estimated the government will run deficits until 2023/24.


Subscribe to the Fraser Institute

Get the latest news from the Fraser Institute on the latest research studies, news and events.