Foreign investors added a record $10.3 billion in provincial government bonds in January
Rod Phillips says he "deeply regrets" his trip to St. Barts
Outlook for provincial finances negative due to Covid-19 spending, oil prices
Morneau said it came as no surprise that the provinces would be requesting more funding at the meeting
There have been cuts this year, but high government debt loads are likely to prevent a tax-cut bonanza
While Ontario and Alberta grapple with big deficits, Quebec and B.C. boast surpluses
With various provincial elections slated for next year and uncertainty surrounding the introduction of a federal carbon tax, there were not many tax changes implemented by the provinces this year. B.C. was a notable outlier
Legalization has the potential to reduce judicial burden, boost employment and offer a new revenue stream for First Nations populations
Most provinces face bigger fiscal woes, says a report from the federal budget watchdog
But their progress may be threatened by U.S. economic and tax policies