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Canada's scary debt problem: Federal, provincial debt to exceed $2.4 trillion this year, report finds

Federal and provincial net debt continues to climb, says the Fraser Institute, calling for a return to balanced budgets.

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nationalpost.comStai leggendo1 mesi fa

Canada's scary debt problem: Federal, provincial debt to exceed $2.4 trillion this year, report finds

Federal and provincial net debt continues to climb, says the Fraser Institute, calling for a return to balanced budgets.

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financialpost.com1 mesi fa

Jack Mintz: Rising government debt will hit Canada, too

Defence needs and demographics mean that without deficit discipline, government debt will keep rising, which it cannot do forever. Read on.

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  1. mercoledì 27 maggio 2026·nationalpost.com

    Canada's scary debt problem: Federal, provincial debt to exceed $2.4 trillion this year, report finds

    Federal and provincial net debt continues to climb, says the Fraser Institute, calling for a return to balanced budgets.

  2. venerdì 29 maggio 2026·financialpost.com

    Jack Mintz: Rising government debt will hit Canada, too

    Defence needs and demographics mean that without deficit discipline, government debt will keep rising, which it cannot do forever. Read on.