The government’s proposed increase to the GST payment will cost approximately $3 billion this year.

One court ruling cast doubt on the status of more than 150 private properties in Richmond, B.C.

Despite substantial consumer and production subsidies, EV demand has remained weak.

The province now receives equalization payments because of an extended period of economic stagnation.

Keeping the water system working is one of any city’s most essential responsibilities.

Between 2019 and 2024, government-sector employment in Ontario increased by 20.8 per cent compared to 7.5 per cent in the private sector.

During that 17-year period, Albertans contributed $285.1 billion more to the federal government than Ottawa spent or transferred to Alberta.

Plagued by high prices and lack of choice, air travel in Canada is dismal.

Since 2022/23, the province's total debt has increased from $89.4 billion to $155.1 billion this fiscal year.

In Ontario, 82.7 per cent of government workers were covered by a registered pension plan compared to 23.6 per cent of private-sector workers.

This year the province will run a projected $367 million deficit—in absolute dollars, by far the largest deficit in P.E.I. history.

When taxes are steep or complex, labour and capital shift from production to avoidance.