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1. Three ways federal government can spur COVID recovery

   Trade liberalization could increase Canada’s economic output by up to $130 billion annually. ...

2. Ontario continues to accumulate debt more quickly than Quebec

   Quebec reduced its debt-to-GDP ratio by 3.4 per cent. ...

3. Nova Scotia budget shows debt accumulating at rapid pace

   The string of deficits will increase Nova Scotia’s government debt by nearly 40 per cent from 2019/20 to 2024/25. ...

4. Ontario’s latest budget will keep debt interest costs rising

   According to the budget, debt interest payments will total $13.1 billion in 2021/22. ...

5. Ford fiscal strategy resembles McGuinty/Wynne plans—with predictable results

   By fiscal year 2023/24, Ontario's provincial net debt will eclipse $503 billion. ...

6. Ontario’s debt legacy makes balancing budget harder

   According to the 2020 budget, the government will spend an estimated $12.5 billion on debt interest. ...

7. Higgs government shows spending restraint—but long-term challenges loom

   New Brunswick's provincial government debt will eclipse $14 billion this year. ...

8. Canada needs an employment insurance system for the 21st century

   Contributions to unemployment insurance savings accounts would remain the personal property of the account holder. ...

9. King government should set sights on budget balance

   Government debt interest payments in P.E.I. currently amount to $123 million annually. ...

10. Nova Scotia government should unwind early-COVID emergency spending in upcoming budget

    The province faces a projected $779 million budget deficit for 2020. ...