Conservative platform promises more than $100B in new measures over four years
- The Conservative Party has unveiled a costed campaign platform promising over $100 billion in measures, including tax cuts and military spending.
- The plan aims to reduce Canada’s deficit from $46.8 billion to $14 billion by 2028, while still running a $100 billion deficit over four years.
- Liberal Leader Mark Carney criticized the Conservative proposal for using "phantom numbers," questioning their assumptions about potential revenues.
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Poilievre’s Conservative platform promises $110B in new measures, projects $31B in deficits this year
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has released his party’s costed platform, which includes an estimated $75 billion in tax cuts and $35 billion in new programs over the next four years -- while saving $55.9 billion in the same period.
Conservatives’ Costed Platform Pledges to Reduce Deficit by 70 Percent
The Conservative Party has released a costed campaign platform that includes billions of dollars dedicated to tax cuts and military spending as well as plans to lower the deficit by 70 percent through cost-saving measures. Canada’s deficit would fall from the Parliamentary Budget Office’s projected $46.8 billion in 2025-26 to $14 billion by 2028, a reduction of roughly 70 percent, according to the Tories’ plan. However, the Conservatives would s…
Canada's Conservatives Pledge to Cut Taxes, Shrink Deficits
(Bloomberg) — Canada’s Conservative Party is promising to run smaller deficits than the incumbent Liberals as it bets heavily on tax cuts and deregulation spurring an economic boom, especially in the country’s energy sector.
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