Tony Clement News
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Canadian Finance Minister Jim Flaherty will say in a budget today how he plans to cope with a weakening revenue outlook that is hampering efforts to eliminate the country’s deficit before the 2015 election.
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Finance Minister Jim Flaherty will deliver the next federal budget on March 21, saying he will still eliminate a deficit by 2015 even with signs of slower economic growth.
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Canada will push ahead with its plan to cut spending by at least C$4 billion ($3.9 billion) annually and look for ways to “transform” public services even though the government’s deficit-reduction efforts are running ahead of schedule, Treasury Board President Tony Clement said.
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Canada will consider raising foreign ownership limits for telephone providers such as BCE Inc . before it moves ahead with the sale of wireless spectrum, Industry Minister Tony Clement said today.
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The Canadian government is linking the performance pay of senior government workers to its effort to cut spending as it seeks to eliminate its budget deficit, Treasury Board President Tony Clement said.
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Canadian Industry Minister Tony Clement said today he hasn’t heard from BHP Billiton Ltd. and anticipates the company will want to meet his officials to learn why its $40 billion bid for Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan Inc. was rejected.
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Canadian Industry Minister Tony Clement says he has no updated information about a possible review of the proposed $3.2 billion purchase of TMX Group Inc. by London Stock Exchange Group Plc.
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Budget deficits are a “mortgage” that must be paid down by governments to ensure economic growth, Canada’s Treasury Board President Tony Clement said.
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Canadian Industry Minister Tony Clement ordered officials to investigate the early release of market-moving indicators by Statistics Canada , which had been made available to distributors as much as 59 seconds before their public release.
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Tony Clement , head of Canada’s Treasury Board and minister responsible for the country’s civil service, told a group of government executives they should seek “transformative” change of the bureaucracy to reduce costs, including considering the introduction of user fees.
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