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B.C.'s new finance minister looking to balance competing demands

  • B.C. Finance Minister Brenda Bailey is preparing to deliver a tax cut of $1,000 per average household, addressing financial pressures for British Columbians.
  • The Business Council of British Columbia emphasized the need to strengthen public finances amid a provincial deficit of around $9 billion.
  • Bailey aims to return to a balanced budget quickly while responding to concerns about the rising cost of living for residents.
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