The government plans to further increase spending to a projected $533.3 billion in 2025/26 and $566.4 billion in 2028/29.

In June, the unemployment rate for returning students age 15-24 was 17.4 per cent.

Business exits are an integral part of the process that ultimately leads to a more productive business sector.

Housing developers in Toronto and Hamilton face the longest wait times in the country to receive municipal approvals.

From 1997 to 2024, global use of oil, natural gas and coal increased by 58 per cent.

The bottom 20 per cent of families pay less taxes compared to their share of income.

The province's top combined (provincial and federal) income tax rate is 53.53 per cent.

Albertans collectively contribute more to the CPP than retirees in the province receive in total payments.

Total borrowing by the federal government over the next four years may reach $311 billion.

The three Maritime provinces have the second, third and fourth highest business income tax rates in the country.

This fiscal year the province will run a projected $10.9 billion budget deficit—the largest in B.C. history.

The province should further encourage local governments to reduce costs and administrative barriers to new housing.