We are entering week five of the biggest economic and health-related crisis the country has ever seen. No one knows when this ends or what…
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A massive increase in government spending to underpin impacted businesses and workers. A massive intervention in the private sector, closing non-essential businesses and appealing to…
From: Dwight Duncan To: Canadian Ministers of Finance Re: Extraordinary events call for extraordinary responses The Government of Canada did exactly what it should have done last Friday…
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As social and environmental imperatives push their way onto the agendas of consumers and shareholders, businesses who aren’t keeping up, won’t stay up. Central bankers…
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Premier John Horgan’s morning began with chaos when pipeline protesters attempted to block him at his home and perform a citizen’s arrest. But by afternoon,…
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The winter session of Ontario’s legislature is set to begin today after a two-month break. While MPP’s and government ministers have been hard at work…
Earlier today, the Governor General delivered the Speech from the Throne. Rich with pomp and history, the delivery of this address marks the start…
The new federal cabinet was sworn in today, here’s what you need to know. About half of the positions remained unchanged, indicating the government’s need…
On Monday, October 21, Canadians cast their ballots in our forty-third federal election. The polls were right – Canada has our first federal minority government…
Three hundred and thirty-eight ridings, six political parties, three viable independent candidates and 40 days to capture the attention of over 35 million Canadians. The…
Just after the first anniversary of Premier Ford’s election, the Government of Ontario is hitting refresh. After a relentless pace of activity, the government has…
The Ford government presented its first Ontario budget today along with a plan to tackle the province’s reported $13.5 billion deficit — a key election…
