The Canadian government announces measures in the fall fiscal update to ease the pressure on Canadians in the cost-of-living crisis. Proposals targeting Canadian consumers, such as child airplane seat selection and right to repair, are included in the update. Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland emphasizes cracking down on predatory pricing by big corporations. Further actions, including tax measures for the grocery sector, are not ruled out.
No matter where you are in Canada , the vast majority of Canadians have felt the pinch of tightening belts in the cost-of-living crisis . The federal government says they’re trying to ease the pressure on Canadians in the fall fiscal update through a handful of means that likely won’t cost taxpayers much.
From child airplane seat selection to right to repair and mobile roaming, proposals targeting Canadian consumers make up many of the announcements in the(FES), which is effectively a supplement or update to the vision laid out in the federal budget. “That is why we are making generational changes to competition law in Canada, including by cracking down on predatory pricing and other tactics that big corporations use to raise costs for Canadians,” Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland said.discusses measures taken earlier this year, including Innovation Minister Francois-Phillippe Champagne calling on Canada’s major grocers to find ways to stabilize prices. Like Champagne’s prior comments, the FES says further actions are not ruled out, including tax measures for the grocery secto
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