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It also didn’t calculate per person spending for resort villages due to dramatic population fluctuation in many of these communities. The CTF also examines how the numbers have changed from 2017-2019, using audited financial statements. (Numbers for 2020 would not be available as of yet). And while there are some discrepancies in terms of population, and some glaring data entry errors (Bienfait’s population was listed as 4,597 for 2017), it offers a snapshot of spending over a three-year span. In the case of Estevan, it ranked third in spending per capita from 2017-2019 among Saskatchewan small cities, but the spending has remained consistent.
Higgs s plan to run deficits until 2024 catches political watchers by surprise
In a break from his typical style of aiming to deliver balanced fiscal budgets, New Brunswick Premier Blaine Higgs government has not only presented a deficit budget for the 2021-22 year, but announced it plans to do so again for the year after.
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Once in favour of making deficits against the law, PCs plan to add $639M to N.B. s debt over 3 years
Posted: Mar 17, 2021 5:00 AM AT | Last Updated: March 17
New Brunswick Premier Blaine Higgs has surprised some of his critics in the legislature with the plan for his government to run deficits in the upcoming and following fiscal years. Some are even applauding the move.(Submitted by the Government of New Brunswick)