Here’s what to know about changes to capital gains taxes in Budget 2024
The federal government’s 2024 budget proposes changes to how capital gains are taxed, which could see the wealthiest Canadians pay up a bigger share of their returns.
Craig Lord in political news
Capital gains changes set to be introduced Monday. Here’s what to expect
The Liberal government is set to introduce proposed changes to capital gains taxes in Canada.
Tenants don’t have to foot unpaid tax bills for foreign landlords: minister
The Canada Revenue Agency will not go after tenants for tax owed by their landlords living out of the country, according to a statement from the minister of national revenue.
Loblaw boycott: Will Canada’s biggest grocer feel the pinch?
An online campaign urging shoppers to boycott Loblaw stores is unlikely to leave a lasting scar on the company’s bottom line, some experts say, but the phenomenon could hint at a deeper crisis of consumer confidence for Canada’s largest grocer.
Budget 2024 tries to sell youth a more affordable life with billions in spending
The Liberal government delivered a federal budget on Tuesday geared towards young Canadians, proposing a spending plan that promises to do everything from make it easier to buy a first home to crack down on costly concert ticket fees.
Budget 2024 sets up a ‘hard year’ for the Liberals. Here’s what to expect
The Liberal government faces a slowing economy and an uphill battle in the polls as it prepares to table its 2024 federal budget on Tuesday.
30-year amortizations will only impact a ‘sliver’ of the housing market: BMO
The Liberal government’s plan to allow some first-time homebuyers to stretch their mortgage amortizations to 30 years will only improve affordability for a “sliver” of the housing market, according to a BMO economist.
Jump in unemployment rate puts Bank of Canada in a ‘tricky spot’. Here’s why
The Canadian unemployment rate jumped up to 6.1 per cent in March amid rapid growth in the labour pool, Statistics Canada said Friday.
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