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Canada's 2023 budget projects higher deficits, shallow recession - Vimarsana News

Canada's 2023 budget projects higher deficits, shallow recession

The Canadian government has unveiled its 2023 federal budget with higher deficits, as economists expected a shallow recession in 2023.The budget, titled "A Made-in-Canada Plan", showed that the federal deficit is projected to be C$43 ...

Canada's 2023 budget projects higher deficits, shallow recession-Xinhua - Vimarsana News

Canada's 2023 budget projects higher deficits, shallow recession-Xinhua

Canada's 2023 budget projects higher deficits, shallow recession-

Ottawa picks PSP Investments to run $15B growth fund - Vimarsana News

Ottawa picks PSP Investments to run $15B growth fund

OTTAWA — The federal government is outsourcing the running of its new $15-billion Canada Growth Fund (CGF) to one of the country’s largest pension managers,…

Share of Canadian workers in gig work rises to 10%; government report gathers comments for future protections - Vimarsana News

Share of Canadian workers in gig work rises to 10%; government report gathers comments for future protections

Canada’s Labour Minister issues report on gig workers, notes share of Canadian workers who take part in the gig economy rose to 10% in 2020 from 5.5% in 2005.

Share of Canadian workers in gig economy rises to 10%; government report gathers comments for future protections - Vimarsana News

Share of Canadian workers in gig economy rises to 10%; government report gathers comments for future protections

Canada’s Labour Minister issues report on gig workers, notes share of Canadian workers who take part in the gig economy rose to 10% in 2020 from 5.5% in 2005.