Category : Economic Policy


Ford's Budget Drives Ontario Debt to $485 Billion

Ontario Premier Doug Ford's 2026 budget adds $25.8 billion to provincial debt, raising total to $485.1 billion. Critics label Ford as Canada's corporate welfare king, with unemployment at 7.6% despite billions in business subsidies.

Carney Government Doubles Down on Deficit Spending

The Carney government plans to spend $67.6 billion more than Trudeau's projections, leading to deficits over $321 billion and debt reaching $2.9 trillion by 2030, according to a new fiscal analysis.

Champagne: China Trade Key to Economic Diversification

Finance Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne emphasizes that boosting financial trade with China is crucial for Canada's broader economic diversification strategy, amid consultations on a new National Anti-Fraud Strategy.

Carney's Spending Plan Raises Taxpayer Alarm Over Debt

Prime Minister Mark Carney's latest budget reveals a $506 billion spending plan, increasing costs by $18 billion from last year. Critics warn of soaring debt interest and bureaucratic expansion, questioning fiscal management.

Democratic Tax Plans Criticized by Policy Experts

Proposals from Senators Cory Booker and Chris Van Hollen to exempt lower-income Americans from taxes are drawing criticism from Democratic policy experts, who argue the plans are poorly structured and could undermine progressive goals.

U.S. Issues License for Venezuelan Gold Sales

The United States has authorized a license permitting sales of Venezuelan gold, following a high-level meeting between U.S. Interior Secretary Doug Burgum and Venezuela's acting President Delcy Rodriguez in Caracas.

Trudeau's Spending Harms Young Canadians' Future

Government deficits and rising national debt are driving up interest rates, increasing taxes, and reducing incomes, creating significant challenges for Generation Z homebuyers and young families.

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