spending

Household spending increased just 0.1 percent in the December quarter.

A report by the Fraser Institute says the BC government has forecasted a ‘rapid increase’ in provincial net debt over the next three fiscal years.

‘A lot of mental health issues came out of the lockdown and affected how people spend money so carelessly now,’ one expert said.

The PBO noted despite Ottawa’s recent plan to cut costs on consulting, spending in 2023-24 remains above previous years’ levels.

The $5.3 billion Legislative Branch Appropriations Act—the smallest and usually least controversial of 12 annual budget bills—was adopted in a partisan vote.

BoC governor Tiff Macklem says it would be easier to get inflation down if monetary and fiscal policy were ‘rowing in the same direction.’

The federal government has spent nearly $23.5 million on World Economic Forum projects including the development of a digital ID used for travel.

Household spending increased just 0.1 percent in the December quarter.

A report by the Fraser Institute says the BC government has forecasted a ‘rapid increase’ in provincial net debt over the next three fiscal years.

‘A lot of mental health issues came out of the lockdown and affected how people spend money so carelessly now,’ one expert said.

The PBO noted despite Ottawa’s recent plan to cut costs on consulting, spending in 2023-24 remains above previous years’ levels.

The $5.3 billion Legislative Branch Appropriations Act—the smallest and usually least controversial of 12 annual budget bills—was adopted in a partisan vote.

BoC governor Tiff Macklem says it would be easier to get inflation down if monetary and fiscal policy were ‘rowing in the same direction.’

The federal government has spent nearly $23.5 million on World Economic Forum projects including the development of a digital ID used for travel.