The Canadian Press on MSN20m
Ottawa defers effective date of capital gains changes to 2026The federal government says it is deferring the implementation of a hike to the capital gains inclusion rate to next year.
Finance Minister Dominic LeBlanc says the Liberals will not implement a planned hike to the capital gains inclusion rate until Jan. 1, 2026, pushing back the original date.
OTTAWA — The federal government says it is deferring the implementation of a hike to the capital gains inclusion rate to next year. The deferral moves back the implementation of the change from June ...
The core area has a rich history as a meeting place for the Algonquin Nation, early settlers, and industry, as well as ...
The local economy should not be overly impacted by higher tariffs on imports into the U.S., the Conference Board of Canada ...
The Government of Canada has come through with $663 million in capital funding for transit in Metro Vancouver where Translink ...
Ottawa Citizen on MSN16h
Federal government moves ahead on new Ottawa-Gatineau bridge at Kettle IslandConstruction could begin in 2029 on a sixth interprovincial bridge for the National Capital Region, linking Ottawa’s Aviation ...
The funding will be distributed between 2026 and 2036 through the Canada Public Transit Fund and will help the public transit ...
A Winnipeg-based biotechnology company says it's open to any financial help it can get from Ottawa as the U.S. continues to ...
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