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Mon, December 16, 2024
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[ 07:40 AM ] - The Age
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[ 06:40 AM ] - The West Australian
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[ 06:21 AM ] - MSN
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Border spending, big deficit expected in fiscal update

Border spending, big deficit expected in fiscal update


Published on 2024-12-16 06:21:00 - MSN
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  • The federal government's fall fiscal update is expected to show a significant deficit and outline plans for spending on border security to address potential U.S. tariffs under Donald Trump's second presidency.

The video from MSN discusses the upcoming fiscal update in Canada, highlighting the significant spending on border security and the expected large deficit. It mentions that the government has been investing heavily in managing border issues, likely due to increased migration pressures and security concerns. The fiscal update is anticipated to reveal a substantial deficit, reflecting the costs associated with these border measures alongside other economic factors. The video also touches on the political implications of this spending and the public's reaction to the government's financial management during these times.

Read the Full MSN Article at:
[ https://www.msn.com/en-ca/politics/government/border-spending-big-deficit-expected-in-fiscal-update/vi-AA1vV87K ]
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