Lorne Gunter: Carney as reluctant as Trudeau to wield pro-growth measures
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I’ll bet you heard or read that the Carney government’s spring economic update last month showed the federal deficit had fallen more than $11 billion from the $78.3 billion forecast in last November’s federal budget.
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That sounds like good news. Not great news. Even at $66.9 billion the deficit in the coming year will be the largest in Canadian........
