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Newfoundland and Labrador budget 2023 – Back to deficit (temporarily)
March 24, 2023 Government projects a $160-million deficit in 2023-24 on the expectation the 2022-23 revenue windfall will partially reverse. Stronger economy to put budget back into surplus in 2024-25. 2022-23 initial deficit forecast revised to a large $784 million surplus. The province’s indebtedness position has drastically improved over the pandemic. But the debt load is still the […]Saskatchewan Budget 2023: Revenue windfall tapers, large surplus persists
March 23, 2023 Like other resource-producing economies, booming commodity markets put Saskatchewan in a solid financial position in Budget 2023Quebec budget 2023: Going big again
March 22, 2023 The pandemic crisis may be in the rear-view mirror but Quebec still has a penchant for big budgetsNew Brunswick Budget 2023: Investing in capacity enhancing infrastructure
March 22, 2023 New Brunswick projects a small surplus of $40.3 million in FY 2023-2024. Tax cuts and weakening economic environment to shrink revenues in FY 2023-2024 (-1.8%) before picking up again towards the end of the planning horizon. Budget 2023 dedicates $1.0 billion in capital spending for FY 2023 – 2024 to accommodate its larger population base. […]Proof Point: Canada’s shortage of rental housing could quadruple by 2026
March 22, 2023 Canada’s shortage of rental housing could quadruple by 2026Canada’s housing market finally finding its footing?
March 15, 2023 It increasingly looks like Canada’s housing market is finally finding its footingCanadian economy unlikely to dodge a downturn despite early-2023 resilience
March 15, 2023 Economic growth has been more resilient than feared in the wake of aggressive interest rate increases last year.New legs, or familiar lags?
March 10, 2023 After a year of aggressive interest rate hikes, major economies continue to show signs of resilience and in some cases acceleration in early-2023.Manitoba Budget 2023: Focus on providing relief
March 8, 2023 Government projects a $363 million deficit in FY 2023 – 24.3 of 37