The fall economic statement included a bundle of fiscal measures targeting issues like housing affordability, taxing corporations and driving investment towards clean tech. Finance minister Chrystia Freeland told reporters it strikes the right approach.
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Chrystia Freeland makes her way to the House of Commons to table the fall economic Statement in Ottawa, on Nov. 3, 2022.
This year’s fall economic statement came with few new announcements but touts a handful of measures to address housing affordability, labour shortages and decarbonization. “I am confident we have struck the right approach, in general and in this fall economic statement,” Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland told media on Thursday. “What we’re announcing today, what we’ve been doing throughout, is to strike a balance between necessary compassion and support for Canadians and fiscal responsibility.”
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