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Septembre 8, 2024 5:00AM

Federal government should stay in its lane
Jason Clemens, Jake Fuss
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Federal government should stay in its lane

Since 2015, federal spending has increased by more than 76 per cent.

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federal government spending, federal government debt, government programs, program spending, taxes, interest payments, defence spending, federal budget, daycare, pharmacare, confederation
Mars 6, 2024 3:30AM

NATO spending pledge—federal government faces lose-lose situation
Grady Munro, Jake Fuss
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NATO spending pledge—federal government faces lose-lose situation

For Ottawa to meet the target and maintain it through 2026/27, it must increase defence spending by $57.1 billion.

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NATO, NATO's insurance premiums, defence spending, defence policy
Février 13, 2024 1:00AM

Canada’s Challenge in Meeting NATO’s Defence Spending Target
Grady Munro, Jake Fuss
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Canada’s Challenge in Meeting NATO’s Defence Spending Target
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NATO, defense and security, defence spending, national defence, defence policy, defence and security
Novembre 27, 2023 2:30AM

Ottawa’s red ink leaves little room for defence spending commitments
Alex Whalen, Jake Fuss
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Ottawa’s red ink leaves little room for defence spending commitments

The federal government wants Canada’s military to cut $1 billion from its budget.

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defence spending, government spending, NATO, military spending
Juillet 5, 2023 9:15AM

Canada can’t meet NATO spending target without serious fiscal consequences
Jake Fuss
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Canada can’t meet NATO spending target without serious fiscal consequences

After recording eight consecutive budget deficits, the Trudeau government plans to run at least five more.

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NATO, defence spending, military spending, federal deficits, federal spending
Janvier 5, 2015 10:00AM

Time to pay NATO’s insurance premiums
Alan Dowd
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As Russian military assets continue to pick apart Ukraine, we should be thankful the transatlantic community didn’t cash in its Cold War-era insurance policy.

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NATO's insurance premiums, defense and security, defence and security, NATO, defence spending, sovereignty, deficiencies in the state of NATO, NATO's deterrence mission, issues regarding moscow, Moscow, russia's economy, Vladimir Putin