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Find up-to-date detailed analyses of the 2021 Canadian federal budget.

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In an unprecedented time, the federal government has delivered an unprecedented budget. At almost 800 pages, the federal government’s 2021 budget (“Budget
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The federal government is expected to release its budget (Budget 2021) this spring. This will be the first budget tabled since March 19, 2019, before the
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