Deficit attributed to lower-than-expected revenue, higher expenses on health and social side
Repaying smallest debt first, then moving on to the next one can build motivation and momentum
Dealing with debt during COVID: How are you coping?
The non-consolidated surplus is almost triple what the Liberals had predicted
A public feedback period on the proposed changes is open until Oct. 6
We’ll find out in the spring
Meanwhile, the Yukon Party is being dishonest about its own role in inflating spending
It’s a shame our politicians have decided to take months of consultation and throw it in the trash
Would it have worked here? Looks like we’ll never know
Don’t be a Trudeau, Silver
Yukon’s financial advisory panel has released its final report
This column has everything: actuaries, unfunded liabilities, C.D Howe Institute reports….
Yukon Party originally projected $9.5 million surplus. Documents show a deficit of $5.4 million
A sales tax is a good idea, but only if it’s accompanied by cuts to spending and income tax
Slash spending, upper management to save money, KPMA, union say
Rates are heading back towards historic norms. In our high-debt society, that’s bad news