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But what it does have is the ability to borrow more. And it’s going to use it – approximately $200 billion more federally and provincially in the next year.
As the pandemic continues new research and new data begs for a far broader discussion and more questions directed at decision makers.
Mike give one key piece of financial advice while Davis Rea’s chief strategist, John Johnston on the double dip coming in stocks. Ozzie talks the change for renters and don’t miss the Goofy. Should governments try to gain advantage during the crisis.
Before COVID-19 hit, businesses were reeling from increases to property tax, CPP, minimum wage and the carbon tax, which robbed them of the capital to survive COVID-19 for even a few weeks.
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Long Before COVID-19, Canada’s Economy Was Sputtering
Posted by Michael Campbell
on Wednesday, 1 April 2020 7:03
January marked another dismal month for economic growth. And it was a self inflicted wound led by the uncertainty caused by blockades and higher taxes.