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Housing affordability, Canada’s green transition key budget planks as feds’ fiscal plan addresses ‘uncertain world’

The federal deficit is projected to hit $52.8-billion in 2022-23—down from the $58.4-billion the fall update projected—representing two per cent of Canada’s GDP.

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