GST holiday aims to ease vibecession in Canada
Ottawa plans a temporary GST cut starting December 14 for two months on items such as children's clothing and shoes toys diapers restaurant meals beer and wine and Christmas trees. Prime Minister Trudeau says the move to boost spending accompanies $250 spring cheques for workers in 2023 earning up to 150 000. Opponents urge broader rebates for seniors retirees and disability recipients.
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Canada’s premiers urge Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to convene a first ministers’ meeting before President-elect Donald Trump takes office. They seek a Team Canada approach on trade borders energy defence and cross border supply chains and want clarity on the 2026 review of the North American Free Trade Agreement as Ottawa engages with them.
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