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Ottawa’s remissions system can offer some respite for companies hit by tariffs (opens the original)
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Companies are set to avoid a significant chunk of Ottawa’s tariffs on $28-billion worth of U.S. imports, despite the federal government describing it as a “dollar-for-dollar” counterpunch, according to trade experts and an analysis by The Globe and Mail. Earlier this month, the federal government imposed or increased duties on 629 American products in response to the Trump administration’s latest round of tariffs on roughly $28-billion worth of Canadian goods. In some cases, however, importers w
Business Brief: what I learned about our tax system (Hint: it’s complicated) (opens the original)
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Good morning. We’re a few months out from tax season and all the frustration and questions that come with it. One of those questions is always, “Where does my money go?” We set out to answer that with a new tax and spending tracker. More on that below. Trade: On the eve of new import bans on Canadian goods taking effect, Trump says he expects Canada to cave in the trade war, while tariffs drive Stelco layoffs. Oil and gas: LNG Canada partners are expected to approve a multibillion-dollar pipelin
See where your tax dollars go (opens the original)
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Canada’s tax system needs an overhaul. In this series, The Globe and Mail explores the bold policy choices that would attract capital, boost investment and raise Canadian living standards for generations to come. Every spring when Canadians sit down to do their taxes, a common question gets asked: Where does my money go? In 2024-25, the federal, provincial and territorial governments collected roughly $390-billion from Canadians in personal income taxes, with that money funding everything from h
It turns out Canada’s population isn’t shrinking after all (opens the original)
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After several years of spectacular population growth in Canada, the story of 2026 has been the country experiencing the first outright population decline since Confederation. While Canada showed a small quarter-over-quarter population decline during the fall months of 2025, revised numbers now show the population has generally been growing – contrary to previous counts that pointed to consistent and sizeable decreases. As of July 1, Canada added roughly 190,000 people since the same date last ye
Spend to defend: Decoding Canada’s military spending (opens the original)
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Canada has been a NATO laggard for decades, with successive governments pledging to meet the country’s defence spending commitments, then repeatedly failing to do so. Whether or not we want to admit it, it took the second coming of a certain divisive, mendacious and foul-tempered U.S. president for Canada to finally live up to its promises. Under Prime Minister Mark Carney, Canada’s funding for defence surged to $63 billion in fiscal 2025-26, which was as much about meeting Donald Trump’s demand
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