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Mark Carney’s first budget plots a sharp departure from past fiscal plans — REUTERS / pwu404

Canadian Economy · Canada

Mark Carney’s first budget plots a sharp departure from past fiscal plans

82% Left coverage: 33 sources

Budget pledges to shrink size of public service by 40,000 over three years — A view of the historical Parliament Hill building in Ottawa against a clear sky. by Splash of Rain/Pexels / Pexels

Canadian Politics · Canada

Budget pledges to shrink size of public service by 40,000 over three years

87% Left coverage: 23 sources

The federal government intends to slash the public service by 10 per cent over the next three years — eliminating up to 40,000 jobs — as it strays from its election promise to cut the number of federal employees solely through attrition.See the Story

Budget Looks to Spur Private Investment with Tax Breaks, Infrastructure Spending

Economy · Canada

Budget Looks to Spur Private Investment with Tax Breaks, Infrastructure Spending

34% Center coverage: 3 sources

The federal budget combines old and new incentives that let businesses write off new capital investments faster See the Story

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