Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland’s third budget is leaner than we’ve seen in years but it maintains the Liberal government’s focus on building a green economy…
Lean, Green And Means Tested – Budget 2023 Gets Back To BasicsRead more
U.S. President Joe Biden came to Ottawa this week and brought with him a message of increased strategic cooperation and economic coordination. He joked about…
When You Need To Know About President Joe Biden’s Visit to CanadaRead more
What You Need to Know about Ontario’s 2023-24 Budget On the heels of the Ontario PC’s election victory last June, Ontario Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy…
Overview Last Tuesday, Quebec Premier François Legault’s government released its fifth budget and the first of its second mandate. With a solid majority in the…
Public Safety Canada, the federal department responsible for national security and the safety of Canadians announced consultations on a foreign influence transparency registry today.[1] Until May…
Canada Will Introduce A Foreign Influence Transparency RegistryRead more
The dog days of winter were uncharacteristically eventful for the provincial government — and now with the Ontario Legislature back in session, expect even more…
Five Things You Need To Know As the Ontario Legislature ReturnsRead more
In 2005, the United Nations General Assembly designated January 27 — the anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau — as International Holocaust Remembrance Day (IHRD).…
The dust has (almost) settled on the 2022 American midterm elections and most of the votes have been counted. The new Congress will take office…
Ontario’s fall economic statement, tabled Monday by Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy, puts government spending on a diet. This fall economic statement sends the signal that…
Government on a Diet – The Ontario Fall Economic StatementRead more
The Statement The Government of Canada’s 2022 Fall Economic Statement focused on preparing for the recession ahead, and signalled to stakeholders that, except for core…
Spending Under Pressure: The Federal Fall Economic StatementRead more
Premier François Legault announced his new Cabinet as he heads into a second term with an even bigger majority. Legault kept the key economic files…
“Let’s Continue” served as Premier François Legault’s election slogan, and Quebecers gave him what he asked, re-electing his Coalition Avenir Quebec (CAQ) with 90 seats…
Who Won it All? When You Need to Know About the Quebec ElectionRead more
