From 2000 to 2022, Ontario recorded the lowest inflation-adjusted per-person GDP growth among the provinces.

The government’s net debt will nearly quadruple since 2016/17 to a projected $155.3 billion in 2027/28.

Canada may face slower global growth, a probable U.S. recession and falling prices for oil, minerals and other natural resource products.

Last year in Alberta the median wait time for orthopedic surgeries was 66.8 weeks.

Toronto has increased property taxes by 9.5 per cent in 2024 and a further 6.9 per cent this year.

Provincial tax revenue was equal to a projected 13.4 per cent of GDP in 2024/25.

The average civil servant in Canada costs taxpayers $146,500 a year.

Less investment means less economic activity, fewer jobs and less prosperity.

Smoot-Hawley raised U.S. tariffs by roughly 20 percentage points and made the Great Depression worse.

Provincial debt interest costs this year will reach $1.14 billion.

Canada should overhaul its economic growth policy framework on taxes, regulations and project development.