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There is no single official table in the provided reporting that lists “debt-to‑GDP for each province in 2025”; available sources instead give provincial snapshots, combined federal‑provincial aggrega...
Provincial debt-to-GDP ratios in 2024/25–2025 rose from pre‑COVID (2019/20) levels in nearly every analysis, contributing to a higher combined federal‑provincial debt‑to‑GDP share that the Fraser Inst...
Donald Trump’s use of tariffs and trade pressure on Canada is explicit: his administration has imposed broad tariffs (reported as up to 25% on many Canadian goods, with energy at 10%) and halted talks...
Canada’s housing affordability and some labour‑market tensions correlate strongly with very rapid population growth from immigration — including a large share from India — but the evidence shows a cau...
Official and independent forecasts diverge, but converge on a clear theme: both U.S. and many EU public‑debt ratios are projected to rise through 2030 unless policy turns sharply toward consolidation;...
Donald Trump has pursued broad tariffs on Canadian goods—announcing plans that included up to 25% duties—and his administration has followed through with a package of tariffs that analysts warn could ...
A Republican-led continuing resolution (CR) in 2025 that replaces regular appropriations would avoid an immediate full-year funding agreement but introduce : stakeholders warn of disrupted programs an...