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Toronto’s real-estate market is a big target for criminal money launderers because of weak regulations, according to a new report. Continue reading →

Trudeau acknowledged that his government has been borrowing heavily but he emphasized that although the national debt keeps growing, the economy is growing at about the same rate. Continue reading →

Deficits may be bad policy, but Bill Kelly says they’re good politics. Continue reading →

Vic Fedeli ramped up his rhetoric about the federal spending package unveiled in Ottawa, calling it a disappointing document that does not address the needs of the province. Continue reading →

Speaking to reporters, Finance Minister Bill Morneau stressed the Liberals have been committed to reconciliation from the beginning of their mandate. Continue reading →

As Morneau rose in the House to deliver the budget, members on the Opposition benches loudly clapped and chanted “Let her speak, let her speak,” almost entirely drowning out the finance minister’s voice. Continue reading →

A plan costing $1.18 billion over five years is promised in the 2019 federal budget to beef up border security Continue reading →

Budget 2019 offers a mixed bag of both benefits and negative consequences for Canadians across a wide range of backgrounds. Here are some of the winners and losers. Continue reading →

The new rules will make it easier for seniors to work and keep more of their benefits. The budget also proposes automatic enrollment in the Canada Pension Plan, Continue reading →