Freeland resigns as finance minister
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Chrystia Freeland resigned as the minister of finance in a scathing letter to the prime minister.
The fall fiscal update on Ottawa ’s finances ultimately presented a picture of economic uncertainty and a deteriorating fiscal position for the Liberal government.
The federal government pointed to one -time costs incurred from phased out COVID-19 support and a $16.4-billion line item for Indigenous contingent liabilities.
The fall economic statement includes $24.2 billion in new spending over six years , offset by $3.1 billion in savings.
The federal government is promising to spend $1.3 billion to beef up Canada ’s border security.
In her resignation letter, Freeland said she and Trudeau were “at odds about the best path forward for Canada ”.
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