Here’s what you need to know about changes being proposed in this week’s federal budget. Continue reading →

The budget contains little in terms of contingency measures vis-a-vis NAFTA, the Trump tax cuts or a future recession. Continue reading →

Matt Gurney says Federal Budget 2018 is the latest example of a government unnecessarily digging itself deeper in debt to buy votes with our own money. Continue reading →

Some of the bills affected date back to the 1930s, and they’re still out there and considered legal tender. Continue reading →

Canada will host the G7 summit in June with the total cost to Canadian taxpayers being set at $605 million. Continue reading →

And they might pull federal funding if university policies don’t measure up. Continue reading →

“Oh Canada! Prime Minister Trudeau’s budget – and the smart, women-centred policy that guides it – is leadership in action,” Bono said in a statement. Continue reading →

The federal government is putting billions of dollars behind its bid for reconciliation with Canada’s Indigenous Peoples as a whole, but also addressing the distinct and individual needs of First Nations, Inuit and Metis. Continue reading →

The federal government expects a maximum of $100 million per year from marijuana tax revenue. But are the taxes being set at the correct rate? Continue reading →

Due to new investments, the federal government will continue posting annual deficits. Continue reading →