Freeland introduces mini-budget that promises support for low-income workers, students

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Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland tabled her fall economic statement Thursday. It's a roadmap of what's to come from the federal government as the economy stands on the brink of a recession. The budget proposes billions of dollars in new spending to help some of the people hit hardest by rising prices.

Published 3 months ago · Ottawa, Canada

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Freeland presents modest mini-budget, forecasts first surplus on the horizon

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Freeland introduces mini-budget that promises support for low-income workers, students

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Risk of recession rising, deficit projected at $36.4B in 2022-23: fall economic statement

Risk of recession rising, deficit projected at $36.4B in 2022-23: fall economic statement

Freeland's mini-budget waives interest on student loans, sends more money to low-income workers

Freeland's mini-budget waives interest on student loans, sends more money to low-income workers

Inflation will chart Canada’s economic fate, Ottawa’s fiscal update shows - National

Inflation will chart Canada’s economic fate, Ottawa’s fiscal update shows - National

Chrystia Freeland’s mini-budget proposes some short-term solutions. But she’s betting a once-taboo strategy might save us all

Chrystia Freeland’s mini-budget proposes some short-term solutions. But she’s betting a once-taboo strategy might save us all

Canada to set up tax credits for clean tech, launch growth fund

Canada to set up tax credits for clean tech, launch growth fund

Freeland presents modest mini-budget, forecasts first surplus on the horizon

Freeland presents modest mini-budget, forecasts first surplus on the horizon

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