OTTAWA - The federal government's budget watchdog says Ottawa has less than a one per cent chance of maintaining the key fiscal anchor of shrinking the deficit as a share
OTTAWA - The federal government’s budget watchdog says Ottawa has less than a one per cent chance of maintaining the key fiscal anchor of shrinking the deficit as a share of the economy every year.
Parliamentary Budget Officer Annette Ryan today released her office’s first economic and fiscal update since she assumed the role in April.
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