Pro-Kremlin Twitter accounts ‘weaponizing’ fringe users to erode Canadians’ support for Ukraine, study finds /via @globeandmail https://t.co/RGMj2WgRac
Canada’s banks are taking another tax hit.
Ottawa's federal budget includes a plan to raise billions of dollars from banks and insurers through a change in tax rules on dividends that financial institutions receive from Canadian companies.
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Premier Ford said this briefing lacked details and that CSIS is “super secretive.” His office confirmed this happened last fall. Mr. Ke left caucus on March 10 after Global news reported on allegations of election interference. #onpoli
More pre-budget hints: “We also can invest aggressively in the clean economy of the 21st century... or we can be left behind,” said @cafreeland. “Not making those investments is also a choice. And a choice, I believe, would be really irresponsible, really reckless.” #cdnecon
Freeland in speech: “Our financial institutions have the capital they need to weather periods of turbulence. A hallmark of our Canadian banks is prudent risk management—and this is also a core principle for those of us who regulate the financial system." #cdnecon#cdnpoli