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https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/ontario-ratings-matter-more-than-canada-s-fund-manager-says-1.1603452

 

Canada for a long time has had very high levels of sub-sovereign debt held at the Provincial level, an often missed detail on media as Federal Finances (which are in great shape) tend to get much more attention

 

Canadas Provinces including the largest Ontario are facing a possible downgrade in credit as balooning debt is deemed unsustainable

 

In Canada nearly 40% of taxes and spending is Provincial, higher than in most Nations which means the financial State of lower levels of Government has a significant impact on both the economy and credit/bond market

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@GagaSine well Ontario has been a mess financially for nearly 20 years always overspending...

 

Quebec was finally getting in a more sustainable position then bam pandemic hit...

 

Alberta has been the mess ever since oil crash...

 

Of the more populated Provinces British Columbia seems to be the only one that has its books more in order :madge:

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Everything in that article gave me anxiety :messga: but I will admit I am not 100% sure what any of it materially means 

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15 minutes ago, GagaSine said:

Everything in that article gave me anxiety :messga: but I will admit I am not 100% sure what any of it materially means 

Well heres 1 fact (that the article also mentioned)...

 

Ontario is the most indebted subsovereign Government (Not Federal) in the world with a debt of over $500 Billion :bear:

 

To put that into prespective, most Nations debt at their Federal level is not that high :ladyhaha:

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1 hour ago, Economy said:

Well heres 1 fact (that the article also mentioned)...

 

Ontario is the most indebted subsovereign Government (Not Federal) in the world with a debt of over $500 Billion :bear:

 

To put that into prespective, most Nations debt at their Federal level is not that high :ladyhaha:

I meant more what it means for the average person, like the article mentioned healthcare becoming more expensive? :bear:

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24 minutes ago, GagaSine said:

I meant more what it means for the average person, like the article mentioned healthcare becoming more expensive? :bear:

Yeah cuz of the ageing population. But thats everywhere tho.

 

But its just bringing out that not only are we financially strained but future costs are forecast to rise on top of that

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