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Winnipeg Free Press By: Franco Terrazzano and Jay Goldberg Posted: Sean Kilpatrick / The Canadian Press By 2026, Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland will have increased permanent federal government spending by $100 billion, write Franco Terrazzano and Jay Goldberg. Opinion   It’s one thing to pull out the credit card to pay for new shingles to patch a leaky roof in a storm. It’s another thing to pull out that credit card to buy a new big-screen TV before the rain even stops. That’s what Ott...

More red ink from Ottawa won't solve our economic woes April 26, 2021 It’s one thing to pull out the credit card to pay for new shingles to patch a leaky roof in a storm. It’s another thing to pull out that credit card to buy a new big screen before the rain even stops. That’s what Ottawa is doing by pilling up new program spending on top of its $1-trillion debt tab. Even worse, the feds are trying to pitch their debt-financed big screen as a good investment. After record-high government spending in 2020, many economists have warned about the dangers of more debt.