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Jim Flaherty

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  • 2011 Canadian federal election results
    Canadian Federal Election of 2011
    / Second term

    The following day Finance Minister Flaherty introduced the revised federal budget, which projected the first deficit since the 1997–98 fiscal year. The budget document also predicted that the federal government would remain in a deficit for at least four years before returning to balanced budgets. Projected future deficits included $33.7…

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    The following day Finance Minister Flaherty introduced the revised federal budget, which projected the first deficit since the 1997–98 fiscal year. The budget document also predicted that the federal government would remain in a deficit for at least four years before returning to balanced budgets. Projected future deficits included $33.7…

    Read More