Canada budget deficit over first four months of 2024/25 jumps to C$7.3 bln
Canada recorded a sharply higher C$7.29 billion ($5.41 billion) budget deficit for the first four months of the 2024/25 ...
Canada budget deficit over first four months of 2024/25 jumps to C$7.3 billion
Canada recorded a sharply higher C$7.29 billion ($5.41 billion) budget deficit for the first four months of the 2024/25 ...
Lawsuit settlements, drop in Hydro revenue push Manitoba to nearly $2B deficit
Manitoba's government posted the largest non-pandemic deficit in the province's history, sitting just under $2 billion for ...
Lawsuit settlement, collective agreements and Hydro losses drive up Manitoba deficit
WINNIPEG - New documents show the Manitoba government posted a deficit in the last fiscal year of just under $2 billion — the ...
Budget update shows increased deficit, but history shows not to bank on that
Nova Scotia Finance Minister Allan MacMaster continued a trend of his Tory government on Friday when his first provincial ...
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Sagging revenue, soaring spending contribute to Manitoba’s $2-B deficit
The Manitoba government announced a deficit of nearly $2 billion in the last fiscal year Friday, the largest shortfall ever ...
Nova Scotia government revises deficit forecast higher, citing softening tax revenues
Finance Minister Allan MacMaster announced Friday the deficit forecast has increased $187 million to $654 million on his ...
N.S. government again ups deficit in fall forecast, but fears this time may come true
HALIFAX - In what's become a September pattern in Nova Scotia politics, the province's finance minister is again projecting a bigger deficit than anticipated in his spring budget.
Lawsuit settlement, collective agreements and Hydro losses drove up Manitoba deficit, documents show
Final audited results for the 2023-24 fiscal year show a major factor was a drop in revenue from Crown-owned Manitoba Hydro ...
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National debt explained: What you should know about Canada’s deficit
Every time a government runs a deficit, it needs to borrow to cover it. Canada runs deficits more often than not. National debt is measured as a percentage of GDP or on a per capita base.
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National debt explained: What you should know about Canada’s deficit
Understanding national debt is crucial to grasping the gravity of the situation. National debt represents the amount of money ...