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Highlights of Canada's fall economic statement - Vimarsana News

Highlights of Canada's fall economic statement

Following are some of the commitments the Canadian government made in its Fall Economic Statement released on Tuesday. *invest an additional C$15 billion in new loan... -November 21, 2023 at 07:29 pm EST - MarketScreener

Questrade Financial Group Welcomes Fall Economic Statement Announcement on Consumer-Driven Financial Measures and Policy Updates - Vimarsana News

Questrade Financial Group Welcomes Fall Economic Statement Announcement on Consumer-Driven Financial Measures and Policy Updates

OTTAWA, Nov. 21, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Today, the Canadian Government tabled its Fall Economic Statement, which includes positive steps towards…

Canada's debt charges are ballooning as Freeland tables a gloomy fall economic statement - Vimarsana News

Canada's debt charges are ballooning as Freeland tables a gloomy fall economic statement

Ottawa to spend $20.8B more than expected over the next six years — and post a $40B deficit this year

Key highlights from Ottawa's 2023 fall economic statement - Vimarsana News

Key highlights from Ottawa's 2023 fall economic statement

Among the measures, the government says it will update its mortgage charter to ensure that financial institutions offer tailored relief and reasonable payments for borrowers.

Economic update expands labour tax credit for news publishers - Vimarsana News

Economic update expands labour tax credit for news publishers

The government's statement announced an increase to the Canadian Journalism Tax Credit — a refundable tax credit allowing qualifying news outlets to claim up to 35 per cent of up to $85,000 in salary for a qualified employee.