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Healthcare transfers to provinces, new dental care program represent bulk of new money

Will Canadas 2023 federal budget 2023 disappoint or impress industry pushing for subsidies to keep up the green transition? Find out more.

The Canadian economy has shown resilience so far this year. But there remain pockets of weakness, and headwinds from aggressive interest rate increases continue to build. It’s against this mixed economic backdrop that Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland will release the federal budget Tuesday.

The return of Canada’s House of Commons has triggered the unofficial start of the next election campaign.

Ottawas inconsistent commitment to fiscal prudence is beginning to trouble some members of the Liberal family. Read more.

The Municipal Property Assessment Corporation says it still doesn't know when it will be able to reassess prop...

Ontario is making a number of changes in the new year that could impact health care, travel and your wallet. Here’s what you need to know:

Despite concerns, nuclear energy will play an integral role in Canadas green energy transition, according to Canadas Minister of Finance Chrystia Freeland on Monday.I am convinced that nuclear energy has to be part of a green transition. The demand of the need for energy is so high and so strong ..

Thousands of Canadians who received federal COVID-19 emergency benefits for which they weren't eligible — including the $2,000-per-month Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) and the Canada Recovery Benefit (CRB) — are still on the hook to pay the money back to the government.

The city is looking ahead to 2023 and already there are signs of some belt tightening.