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Eligible companies potentially could receive $2.25 million to subsidize wages over the next year.
Between 2016 and 2020, the NDP & UCP governments cut health spending for the 16 largest health sites by a combined $220 million, under the guise of “finding efficiencies”.
At the same time, they’re also making it more expensive.
Earlier this week, Candice Malcolm, a columnist at the Toronto Sun, published an article criticizing the federal budget. Here’s my response.
Travis Toews and Devin Dreeshen are increasing the debt limit for the Agriculture Financial Services Corporation.
Last year, the UCP government spent nearly $4 million to a private firm to “renew and transform” post-secondary education. Here’s what $4 million got us.
The new tax will raise less than 2% of the amount that a 1% wealth tax proposed by the NDP would’ve generated.
It’ll take 5 years and $30 billion to set up, and still needs buy in from the provinces and territories.
Originally conceived by Jason Kenney, this project is over a decade old and still not built.