canadian economy

9:21AM
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The federal budget reveals the wish lists of government departments.


8:54AM
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Since the Liberals’ first forecast in 2015, expected GDP for 2017 has dropped by $62 billion or $1,700 per Canadian.


8:40AM
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The Trump administration is negotiating tax reform that could make the U.S. much more attractive for investment and skilled workers.


3:00AM
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Capital gains tax revenue from individual Canadians amounts to $4.3 billion each year.


11:01AM
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Governments in Edmonton, Toronto and Ottawa have markedly increased government spending.


2:56PM
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The Liberals will finance almost all of the new spending with borrowed money, resulting in an expected deficit of $27.8 billion this year.


3:00AM
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As the prime minister tours the country, he can see how his policies are making things worse—not better.


3:01PM
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In the U.S., we've seen more regulation, more constrained labour markets, higher taxation and less economic freedom.