Ontario deficit nearly doubles as province tables $244.2 billion budget in face of ‘unpredictable economic shocks’
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Ontario’s projected deficit for the coming year has nearly doubled, with the Ford government now projecting that it will be $13.8 billion in the red in 2026-2027 amid “ongoing economic and geopolitical uncertainty.”
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The Manitoba Museum has decided to cancel an upcoming event celebrating space exploration after backlash from Winnipeg’s Ukrainian community.
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Some Enova Power customers are feeling shocked after receiving their latest bills.