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While income taxes aren't increasing to make up the shortfall, there are several other ways Albertans will be paying more through fees and changes to the education property tax.

Tax filing season has officially kicked off and some Canadians will be able to get money back from the government, but starting early and being aware of changes is important.

Criticism from the Greater Vancouver Board of Trade draws out a response from the B.C. government after a press conference was held on Tuesday.

Farmers say they want to see changes to the federal government's Income Tax Act to include nieces and nephews in capital gains tax exemptions for farmland transfers.

It raises the base income tax rate by 0.54 per cent — the first increase in 26 years — while the deficit is predicted to soar to a record $13.3 billion next fiscal year.

Trump said Saturday that he'd charge a 10 per cent import tax starting in February on goods from eight European nations, because of their opposition to U.S. control of Greenland.

Students are planning a 'hands off our education' rally at Queen's Park in Toronto, beginning around 12 p.m. on Wednesday, March 4.

The CRA says it's making changes that could impact some tax filers who want to continue using paper forms and documents as it looks to shift towards a fully digital service model.

Alberta's UCP government is expected to table a budget on Thursday afternoon that is at least $6.4 billion in the red, largely due to slumping world oil prices.

Albertans should be taking the time to think about whether the province’s tax structure is the right one nowadays, the finance minister says.

Some business owners in downtown Victoria say the PST will add to the costs they already pay to keep their storefronts safe from crime and social disorder.

From changes to PST to delaying care homes, phase two of Burnaby Hospital and cancer facility, Finance Minister Brenda Bailey has delivered the 2026 budget.

The data indicates this January’s new home sales were down 36 per cent from last January and are 80 per cent below the 10-year average.

The JPMorganChase Institute analysis comes after research by the New York Federal Reserve showed nearly 90% of the burden for Trump's tariffs fell on U.S. companies and consumers.

The rate on the lowest tax bracket is being increased by 0.54 per cent, resulting in the average taxpayer facing a $76 increase, while the deficit is predicted to soar.

Premier Doug Ford said OSAP "is not a freebie anymore" and that "money doesn't grow on trees" as opposition to his student loan changes continues to bubble.

The Manitoba government launched a study aimed at keeping groceries affordable, although it's unclear how data would be collected.

Premier Danielle Smith’s UCP government has introduced a new Alberta budget that promises more money for health and education but also an eye-popping deficit of $9.4 billion.

Changes could be coming next year for Canadian taxpayers that could see some paying less income tax as the result of a cut to the lowest income bracket.

Staring down a record deficit of $1.3 billion, the New Brunswick government has warned that virtually every service and program risks facing cuts in next month's budget.