This year the federal government will spend a projected $54.5 billion on debt interest costs.

Population density alone doesn’t explain why some municipalities spend more than others.

In government, there’s little pressure or incentive to reduce costs and increase efficiency.

Rather than directly spend money on critical infrastructure such as roads, the government plans to spend money on corporate welfare.

Total education spending in Alberta increased by 17.6 per cent over the last 10 years.

The government has failed to introduce large-scale business tax reform that could help improve Ontario’s investment climate.

In 2024, 3.2 per cent of private-sector workers lost their jobs compared to 0.6 per cent of government workers.

Economic freedom has allowed American workers and businesses to thrive.

In 2023/24 alone, at least 648 patients died in Atlantic Canada while waiting for surgeries and diagnostic scans.

The province will post a $104 million budget deficit, ending a seven-year string of surpluses.

The province's net debt has nearly doubled since the Eby government took office three years ago.

The province's top combined (federal/provincial) income tax rate is 54.8 per cent.