According to projections, federal debt will increase from $1.68 trillion when Freeland took over to $2.2 trillion this year.

The government ran a $61.9 billion deficit last year—$21.9 billion higher than the $40 billion deficit originally projected.

The federal government forecasts a $48.3 billion budget deficit this year.

Program spending in 2023-24 was $24.4 billion higher than the government had outlined in last year’s update.

Since 2022, wait times in the province have increased by 15.3 per cent.

The government will run a $9.4 billion budget deficit in 2024/25—$1.5 billion larger than originally projected.

The province's business income tax rate is 14 per cent.

There are approximately 34,000 children on waiting lists for daycare spaces in the province.

Canadian living standards have declined amid a largely stagnant economy.

President-elect Trump’s threatened trade actions against Canada could put downward pressure on the loonie.

Had the government not spent this money, the federal deficit would have been 21.2 per cent smaller.

The median wait from referral by a family doctor to treatment is now 30 weeks.

The federal government earmarked $76 billion in contingent liabilities, mainly for as-yet-unpaid Indigenous claims.