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.
An economic analysis reveals that preferential public procurement policies, like 'Buy Canadian,' may increase costs by billions, impacting healthcare and education funding.
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has unveiled a plan calling for temporary suspension of federal fuel taxes and elimination of the Clean Fuel Standard to provide immediate relief from soaring gas prices.
The Social Security system is projected to pay only 77% of benefits after 2033, sparking calls for fundamental reform that grants Americans ownership of their retirement funds.
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A top Global Fund official cautions that shifting foreign aid to private capital has significant limitations, amid broader discussions on health funding and economic policies.
Finance Minister Peter Bethenfalvy presents Ontario's 2026 budget, addressing U.S. trade tensions, slowing GDP growth, and job losses while introducing new housing and education measures.
A UBC professor proposes lowering the income threshold for phasing out Old Age Security, potentially saving billions in federal spending while sparking debate on senior support.
As Ontario's debt soars to $459 billion, Premier Doug Ford's upcoming 2026 budget presents a critical opportunity to rein in spending and address rising interest charges that threaten public services.
The United States national debt has exceeded $39 trillion, a sharp increase occurring just weeks after the onset of military conflict in Iran, raising economic concerns.
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Finance Minister Eric Girard has unveiled Quebec's 2026 budget, outlining significant investments and fiscal policies aimed at economic growth and public services.
Prime Minister Mark Carney's plan to balance the federal operating budget by 2028-29 is drawing criticism from economists and watchdogs who argue his accounting methods blur lines between operational and capital spending.
A Fraser Institute study reveals Prime Minister Mark Carney's projected deficits total $321.7 billion over five years, more than double Justin Trudeau's $154.4 billion, significantly increasing federal 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 Senators Chris Van Hollen and Mark Kelly unveil a plan to eliminate income taxes for households earning under $80,500 while increasing rates for millionaires, sparking debate within the party ahead of the 2028 presidential election.
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Economics professor Trevor Tombe discusses Alberta's strong financial position while urging consideration of long-term strategies, including potential sales tax, to ensure sustainable growth.
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.
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre marks 250 years of Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations, arguing free markets are moral when corporate and political power don't merge, warning against modern protectionism.
The federal government announces a major investment to upgrade labor market information systems, aiming to provide more accurate and timely data for critical industries like manufacturing and technology.
Argentine President Javier Milei has enacted sweeping labor reforms, extending maximum workdays to 12 hours, reducing severance pay, and limiting strikes to modernize the struggling economy amid union opposition.
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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.
The federal government is under fire for allegedly planning preferential rail subsidies targeting the steel and lumber industries, raising concerns over fair competition and economic equity.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent indicates President Trump's plan to raise tariffs from 10% to 15% will likely be implemented this week, with a five-month timeline for returning to previous rates.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent indicates a likely increase in the temporary global tariff rate to 15% this week, signaling a shift in trade policy amid economic pressures.
A Fraser Institute study advises Prime Minister Mark Carney to adopt Jean Chretien's economic strategies of balanced budgets and reduced spending, contrasting them with the Trudeau era's deficits.
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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.
Analysis reveals that proposed U.S. tariffs would primarily tax American companies and citizens, undermining economic confidence while failing to address core domestic issues.
Alberta faces a $9.4-billion deficit for the third consecutive year, sparking public calls for fiscal discipline and focus on healthcare, education, and infrastructure instead of costly pet projects.
Federal Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc acknowledges bureaucratic red tape is damaging Canada's economic competitiveness, while critics question the timing of this realization after a decade in power.
Prime Minister Mark Carney embarks on a nine-day trade mission to India, targeting enhanced cooperation in energy, AI, and free trade agreements amid global economic shifts.
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Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre delivered a speech in Toronto advocating for economic resilience and self-reliance as Canada faces potential U.S. tariff threats under President Donald Trump.
