2025 B.C. budget will 'meet this moment': Finance minister
- B.C. Finance Minister Brenda Bailey announced the 2025 budget will be revealed on March 4, amidst economic uncertainty due to tariffs.
- Bailey expressed concern over building a budget under these 'unprecedented tariffs' imposed by President Trump.
- U.S. President Donald Trump announced that Canadian tariffs are set to take effect on March 4, making the budget situation more complex.
- Bailey remarked, 'we don't know day-to-day, even hour-to-hour, what President Trump will decide to do.
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Wednesday's letters: Costly Trump appeasement failed
This session of the Alberta legislature featured the introduction of the 2025 budget which forecasts a deficit of anywhere between $5.2 billion and $8.7 billion, depending on what the American president decides to do with tariffs. This announcement underlines how insidious the Trump administration’s attempts to control other jurisdictions are.
BC 2025 Budget Cuts Spending, Projects $11 Billion Deficit as US Tariffs Kick In
On the day U.S. tariffs on Canada took effect, the B.C. government tabled its 2025 budget, pledging to fight back against the tariffs. The province enters a trade war with a budget featuring a contingency fund, spending cuts, and a nearly $11 billion deficit. The province’s 2025 budget comes during “the most consequential time in B.C. in generations,” Finance Minister Brenda Bailey said in her March 4 budget speech, adding that her government re…
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