The Ontario government plans to spend more than $190 billion on public infrastructure.
Government Spending & Taxes
The PBO projects a cumulative federal deficit of $85.6 billion over the next five years.
Private-sector investment is slated to fall again this year—the fourth consecutive annual decline.
According to the PBO, provincial cooperation with the federal carbon floor may reduce the size of Canada's economy by 0.5 per cent in 2020.
The Notley government overshot its budgeted spending levels by $2 billion in 2016/17 and $1 billion in 2017/18.
Canada’s 2018 version of the Income Tax Act contains 3,302 pages and 1,101,499 words.
Contrary to government claims, Ontario’s auditor general says the province’s deficit is $11.7 billion.
An argument you hear a lot these days is that if the state paid for daycare, then more mothers would enter the workforce.
Ontario and Alberta are projecting budget deficits for years to come.
Private-sector investment in factories and other structures down more than 23 per cent.
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