Finance minister says government’s fiscal update coming Dec. 16
Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland will publish the government’s fall economic statement on Dec. 16, just before members of Parliament are expected to head home for
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Freeland’s fiscal update pledges new guardrails to keep deficits in check
Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland presented her fiscal update in the House of Commons on Tuesday, stressing the pressure inflation and a slowing economy are putting
Feds unlock public properties to build homes, say 1,600 units will be built in Ottawa
The federal government says it will build more than 2,800 homes on its properties in cities across the country, putting it on track to build
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The federal government paid millions of dollars over two years to GCstrategies, a two-person firm in Ottawa, for work related to the ArriveCan app.
BoC’s Gravelle says “perfect storm” fueling inflation, but key differences from ’70s
Inflation is at a multi-decade high, but the situation is different than the 1970s when high inflation was combined with high levels of joblessness and
Canadians trail Americans in desire to use and invest in cryptocurrency, poll finds
Canadians are less likely than Americans to use or invest in cryptocurrencies, says a new survey released Tuesday.
Poilievre’s populism sees him vow to audit the Bank of Canada, ban digital currency
Conservative leadership candidate Pierre Poilievre is vowing to subject the Bank of Canada to the scrutiny of the federal auditor general and bar the use
Canadian crypto industry leaders launch Web3 council and push for regulation
Some of Canada’s leaders in the blockchain sector launched Tuesday a non-profit association aimed at moving the needle on regulation of cryptocurrencies anddigital assets in
Ottawa-Gatineau unemployment rate edges up to 7.8% in June
Ottawa’s economy added jobs for the eighth straight month, but the gains were accompanied by a surge in the number of residents entering or re-entering
Feds went with simple rules for benefits to speed up COVID-19 aid, Morneau says
Finance Minister Bill Morneau says imposing hard and fast rules about who can receive federal aid to weather the economic shock from COVID-19 was the
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