Which federal politicians allegedly colluded with foreign states? Liberals won’t say
The Liberals are refusing to say which federal politicians “wittingly” cooperated with foreign interference schemes after an explosive new report.
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Freeland says Canada welcomes Gaza ceasefire proposal, reiterates calls around hostages, aid
Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland says a Gaza ceasefire proposal outlined by U.S. President Joe Biden on Friday is an «important step,» as parties wait for an official response from Hamas.
Liberal MP calls out PBO for error in carbon price analysis
The parliamentary secretary for Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland is criticizing the parliamentary budget officer for not issuing a more-public correction to its carbon price analysis after finding an error in it.
Liberal MP calls out PBO for error in carbon price analysis, asks for correction
The parliamentary secretary to Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland is criticizing the parliamentary budget officer for not issuing a more public correction to its carbon price analysis after finding an error in it.
Capital gains change: CMA ‘deeply concerned’ about impact on health care
The Canadian Medical Association says it is “deeply concerned” about how the federal government’s plan to increase the capital gains inclusion rate could further harm the health-care system.
Capital gains tax legislation coming before summer break, Freeland says
The Liberal government will introduce legislation to implement its proposed changes to the capital gains tax before the House rises for the summer break, Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland said Tuesday.
Federal government highlights range of anti-auto theft measures
Federal ministers on Monday highlighted a series of measures to combat auto theft that they're pitching as a «national action plan.»
Poilievre still won't say if he'll scrap government's capital gains tax hike
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre was noncommittal Thursday when asked what a government led by him would do with Ottawa's proposed changes to the capital gains tax.