Ontario expects to borrow C$38.2 billion ($28.1 billion) in long-term debt for the coming fiscal year as the government plots out more spending on infrastructure and larger deficits for Canada’s ...
Ontario, Canada Consumer Minister Tracy MacCharles wants to crack down on debt settlement companies. A bill introduced Thursday would ban them from charging upfront fees while giving consumers a ...
As Ontario, Canada's economic engine, looks set to keep in office leaders promising to increase spending, its higher debt load compared to other provinces could reduce the appeal of its bonds in an ...
2:19 Ontario could have half-a-trillion dollar debt by 2027. It would set a record Ontario’s Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy insists the Ford government is running an “operating balance” even as ...
Ontario plans to borrow C$59.8 billion ($42.7 billion) to fund a larger budget deficit and spending on highways and other infrastructure, and expects more of it will come from foreign currency bond ...
Ontario taxpayers will be on the hook for more than half a trillion dollars in debt by 2027, according to the Ford government’s latest provincial budget, raising questions about how the province plans ...
Ontario wrapped up the 2024-25 fiscal year with a significantly lower deficit than initially projected in the budget, yet the province will implement a modified hiring freeze in an effort to control ...
The Equifax Canada Q4 2024 Market Pulse Consumer Credit Trends Report highlights a troubling rise in mortgage delinquencies in Ontario, where missed payments have surged by over 50% compared to ...
TORONTO, June 2 (Reuters) - Rating agency DBRS said on Tuesday it lowered the trend on Ontario's long-term debt rating to "negative" from "stable" due partly to the province's move to help bailout ...
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