Economy expands 1.7% in Q4
Canada’s 3% GDP growth for 2017 matches the projection by private-sector economists that was included in Tuesday’s federal budget
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Canada’s 3% GDP growth for 2017 matches the projection by private-sector economists that was included in Tuesday’s federal budget
Corporate liquidity remains healthy
The provincial government is aiming to balance by 2020
Dow sheds 420 points
Firms will see higher demand for their products as well as lower effective tax rates
As a group, six rated banks have trimmed their reliance on wholesale funding from 38% of tangible assets to 35% by the end of 2017
Independent director Michael Foulkes appointed chairman
Fiscal update points to an economic rebound
Wall St. slumps, Canadian dollar slips
Federal finance minister defends Budget 2018
The exchange will initially offer trading in securities listed on the TSX and the TSXV on each of its three trading books
Changes to income sprinkling, passive investment income and the small business tax rate
The government’s proposal limits access to the lower small-business rate rather than taxing passive income above $50,000 at potentially punitive tax rates
The federal government intends to implement several measures to increase gender diversity, which “leads to more growth,” said Finance Minister Bill Morneau
Ottawa also intends to study “open banking” and determine whether it would deliver positive results for Canadians
The new “use-it-or-lose-it” benefit would increase the duration of EI parental leave by up to five weeks for parents
The government will be investing money to improve the fairness and integrity of the tax system as well as introduce new rules
Budget 2018 extends a temporary measure to set up RDSPs in cases in which the capacity of the individual to enter into a contract is…
Ottawa is worried about the fallout when big companies with large unfunded pension liabilities go under
The government will be providing additional resources toward improving client services in three key areas at the CRA
The government will create a new Canadian Centre for Cybersecurity as well as a new National Cybercrime Co-ordination Unit
Government promises funding in budget to expand Statistics Canada’s work on several fronts
This year’s “hold the line” budget suggests the Liberals want to save their big guns for next year’s election campaign
Budget 2018 contained little mention of spending toward infrastructure and defence
Canadian dollar weakens