The province is facing a "double economic whammy," with the coronavirus pandemic and the price of oil hitting historic lows at the same time.

Unions representing Saint John's police officers, transit employees and other workers have confirmed themselves to be the source of a pamphlet dropped in mailboxes across the city.

Four Calgary councillors are calling on the mayor to write a letter to Premier Jason Kenney to create a special task force on property tax assessment.

New Brunswick's Liberal party is trying to force big business to pay more taxes, the opposition wants to end property tax exceptions for businesses with heavy machinery and equipment.

The CAQ says if elected, they would get rid of school boards and set the school tax rate at the lowest current rate.

Walmart in the U.S. will raise the minimum it pays its workers by more than 22%.

The outrage over the proposed tax changes was loud and relentless and it put Finance Minister Bill Morneau on the political hot seat for most of the year.

Controversial changes to Canada's tax laws that drew heavy criticism over the summer and fall would affect about 2.5 per cent of private corporations in Canada, Parliament's independent fiscal watchdog said Thursday.

Should the Liberal government be spending roughly $14.9 billion of the federal government's windfall on social programs.

The Trudeau government is dedicating about a third of the windfall it's expecting from the surprisingly strong economy towards investments, tax relief and new spending on social programs.