Un compte rendu complet des mesures fédérales et provinciales prises en matière de COVID-19 en 2020
Le rapport indique quel ordre de gouvernement a payé la note pour chaque programme lié à la COVID-19 annoncé jusqu’au 31 décembre 2020 et analyse la façon dont les provinces dépensent leur part des transferts fédéraux. Dans l’ensemble, 92 % (343 milliards de dollars) des initiatives de dépenses directes liées à la COVID-19, à l’exclusion des fonds de liquidités et non attribués, provenaient du fédéral, comparativement à 8 % (31 milliards de dollars) qui provenaient des gouvernements provinciaux.
About the author
David joined the CCPA as its Senior Ottawa Economist in 2011, although he has been a long time contributor as a research associate. Since 2008, he has coordinated the Alternative Federal Budget, which takes a fresh look at the federal budget from a progressive perspective. David has also written on a variety of topics, from child care to income inequality to federal fiscal policy. He is a regular media commentator on national policy issues, often speaking to the CBC, Globe and Mail, Toronto Star and Canadian Press. David received his BA from the University of Windsor and his MA from the University of Guelph, both in Philosophy. Follow David on Bluesky at @davidmaccdn.bsky.social
