Red Ink Spa Day

Another province opening the red ink sluice gates. Voters can sniff out a pandemic style spending spree thanks to the ongoing tariff spat. Any government that refused to deliver one, be they federal or provincial, would be trounced at the polls.

Newfoundland and Labrador has tabled a 2025-26 provincial budget that responds to uncertainty from the United States with record spending and record borrowing, while delaying its return to a balanced budget by another year.

The province anticipates a $372-million deficit this coming year to address affordability issues and tariff concerns — a figure that could rise further if the province utilizes an additional $200 million in contingency funds set aside to address Trump-related turmoil.

10 Replies to “Red Ink Spa Day”

    1. nfld is an oddball.
      didnt they sign on in large part because the deal was Canaduh would assume the british colony’s debt?
      now theyre at it again somehow?? hey newfies live within your means.

  1. Any province east of Saskatchewan is broke. Making today’s promises with our grandchildren’s inheritance

  2. lve expressed pessimism and that hyperinflation is going to hit world wide but these idjits seem determined to accelerate it.
    and what do l premise that prediction on? colossal insurmountable DEBT. go ahead. tell me lm wrong. l dare ya. especially our resident contrarian aka troll the unmebot.

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