economic growth

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Federal government should cut taxes in upcoming budget to spur economic growth

From 2013 to 2022, per-person economic growth—a broad measure of living standards—was at its lowest rate since the Great Depression.


3:12PM
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Federal government helped spark Canada’s economic growth crisis

Over the last nine years, Canadian living standards have not increased.


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Canada should learn from Singapore’s stunning economic growth

Government spending (as a share of the economy) in Singapore is around 15 per cent compared to more than 40 per cent in Canada.


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Federal government clearly misstates its economic record

Since 2015 Canada has posted some of the weakest economic growth numbers in half a century.


8:56AM
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Canada’s economy should worry all Canadians no matter their political stripe

Over the last decade, growth in per-person GDP is at its lowest level since the 1930s.


9:18AM
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Cabinet shuffle won’t improve Canada’s weak economic performance

Canada’s average income per person is now lower than income levels in 41 U.S. states.


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Canada’s economy is not booming—it’s stagnating

While the population and federal spending have both risen significantly, growth in real incomes and living standards has stalled.