Trudeau could balance the budget – so why doesn’t he?

Since 2015, Canada’s federal government has faced deteriorating fiscal conditions with successive large deficits and increasing debt, but proposals suggest that significant spending reforms similar to those of the 1990s could lead to a balanced budget within one or two years starting from 2024/25. Fraser Institute fiscal studies director Jake Fuss joined True North’s Andrew Lawton to discuss.
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