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Joe Oliver

  • Second Straight Month of Growth for Canadian Economy
    Second Straight Month of Growth for Canadian Economy
    OTTAWA—Looking to shake off its slump, the Canadian economy grew for a second consecutive month in July, helped by a continuing rebound in the oil sands following slowdowns related to ...
    September 30, 2015BY The Canadian Press
  • Oliver Urges Change to US Volcker Rule
    Oliver Urges Change to US Volcker Rule
    NEW YORK—Canada's finance minister says sweeping American bank reforms introduced in the aftermath of the financial crisis violate ...
    May 13, 2015BY The Canadian Press
  • Small Business Wins Big in Canada’s Budget 2015
    Small Business Wins Big in Canada’s Budget 2015
    Small business owners were big winners in Budget 2015.
    April 22, 2015BY Rahul Vaidyanath
  • Balanced Budget Delivered, Now for the Campaign
    Balanced Budget Delivered, Now for the Campaign
    Finance Minister Joe Oliver rejects his budget is focused on the election campaign, but by keeping their promises ...
    April 21, 2015BY Matthew Little
  • Budget 2015: Canada Engineers $1.4 Billion Surplus
    Budget 2015: Canada Engineers $1.4 Billion Surplus
    Canada is setting an example for prudent fiscal management and Budget 2015 should ensure it continues to have ...
    April 21, 2015BY Rahul Vaidyanath
  • Chinese Bank Staff Block Reporters From Covering Canadian Finance Minister’s Remarks
    Chinese Bank Staff Block Reporters From Covering Canadian Finance Minister’s Remarks
    TORONTO—Staff working at an Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) event blocked and corralled two Chinese reporters ...
    March 27, 2015BY Matthew Little
  • Canada Heading for Surplus in 2015
    Canada Heading for Surplus in 2015
    Canada is on track to balance the books in 2015 according to the federal government’s Update of Economic ...
    November 12, 2014BY Rahul Vaidyanath
  • Canadian Government Monitoring Oil Prices Carefully Ahead of Fall Fiscal Update
    Canadian Government Monitoring Oil Prices Carefully Ahead of Fall Fiscal Update
    OTTAWA—The federal government says it's carefully monitoring the impact of sliding oil prices on public finances as it ...
    October 28, 2014BY The Canadian Press
  • Tax Cuts? Ottawa Must First Consider Falling Oil Prices, Economists Say
    Tax Cuts? Ottawa Must First Consider Falling Oil Prices, Economists Say
    Economists are warning that Ottawa will have to weigh the potential risks of plummeting oil prices before it ...
    October 15, 2014BY The Canadian Press
  • Canada’s Housing ‘Dual Market’ Poses Difficult Policymaker Challenge
    Canada’s Housing ‘Dual Market’ Poses Difficult Policymaker Challenge
    Canada’s housing market has cooled off slightly from this summer, but regional disparities make one-size-fits-all approaches to controlling ...
    October 15, 2014BY Rahul Vaidyanath
  • National Regulator Soon a Reality, Says Ottawa
    National Regulator Soon a Reality, Says Ottawa
    Saskatchewan and New Brunswick have announced they will join B.C. and Ontario to form a national body to ...
    July 9, 2014BY The Canadian Press
  • Oliver Urges Provincial Governments to Keep Battling Deficits
    Oliver Urges Provincial Governments to Keep Battling Deficits
    Finance Minister Joe Oliver says he’s concerned that provincial governments and Canada’s global allies will reverse five years ...
    June 11, 2014BY The Canadian Press
  • Tax Cuts Coming But No Major New Spending Programs, Says Oliver
    Tax Cuts Coming But No Major New Spending Programs, Says Oliver
    Finance Minister Joe Oliver says the federal government could have more than $9 billion in surplus to play ...
    May 1, 2014BY The Canadian Press
  • Canada Issues Inaugural Ultra-Long Bond
    Canada Issues Inaugural Ultra-Long Bond
    The Government of Canada has gone ahead and sold 50-year bonds for the first time ever. The Department ...
    April 30, 2014BY The Canadian Press
  • Oliver Takes Over From Flaherty, Rickford Moves to Natural Resources
    Oliver Takes Over From Flaherty, Rickford Moves to Natural Resources
    Prime Minister Stephen Harper has named Joe Oliver as his new finance minister and promoted junior minister Greg ...
    March 19, 2014BY The Canadian Press
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