Equalization reform: Great idea. Long overdue. Not going to happen
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Equalization reform: Great idea. Long overdue. Not going to happen
ANDREW COYNE
PUBLISHED 1 HOUR AGO
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There are, it is sometimes said, only six people in Canada who understand the equalization formula, and five of them are dead. This is not entirely a joke. Equalization – the system of federal transfers to provinces whose “fiscal capacity” is judged t…
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