Ottawa never needed to run deficits in Budget 2016: Philip Cross in the Financial Post
The economy was doing well enough on its own without the government’s stimulus-heavy, hand-holding budget, writes Philip Cross. By Philip ...
Tag: Budget 2016
Are deficit critics sounding a false alarm?: Sean Speer in Inside Policy
Some recent commentary has urged calm about Canada’s federal finances following the 2016 budget, writes Sean Speer. And while it ...
Budget 2016 a first step into fiscal quicksand: MLI Commentary by Brian Lee Crowley and Sean Speer
From A Mandate For Change To A Plan To Govern series wraps up with a look at Budget 2016 OTTAWA, ...
UK’s debt fight a stark contrast to Canada’s free-spending ways : Sean Speer for CapX
While Canada’s new government announced a budget this week that adds $120 billion to the national debt, the United Kingdom ...
Budget 2016 shows Ottawa hasn’t yet learned to say ‘no’: Philip Cross in the Financial Post
Budget 2016 is proof that Canada’s new federal government doesn’t yet know how to reject unaffordable spending programs, writes Philip ...
Less government, not more, the path to Aboriginal prosperity: Sean Speer and Ken Coates in Sun papers
Ottawa’s commitment to reconciliation with Aboriginal Canadians won’t just be measured in the dollars and cents doled out in this ...
What should we expect from budget 2016? Philip Cross weighs in on BNN
A lot of anticipation surrounds budget 2016, as Canada’s new federal government prepares to table its first fiscal plan. MLI ...
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