Like today, timber, lumber and dairy were commodities of interest in trade negotiations in the nineteenth century.
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The PBO has given the Notley government another warning that spending is badly out of line with revenue.
Economic growth expected to moderate dramatically starting next year.
B.C.’s climate change programs violate sound economic reasoning.
President Trump seems to be taking a 1930s-style beggar-thy-neighbour approach to trade.
Morneau raised the top personal income tax rate from 29 to 33 per cent.
The plan may cost the province up to $93 billion.
About half of Canada’s independent schools are religion-oriented.
If you tax all consumption without exception, you can get the same tax revenue with a lower rate.
From 2015 to 2017, Canada ranked second lowest among 17 comparable countries in annual investment as a percentage of GDP.
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