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Rising program expenses propel fed 2016-17 deficit to $21.8B: preliminary estimate

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A $21.7-billion surge in federal program expenses was almost entirely responsible for the government’s expected 2016-17 deficit, according to a preliminary analysis of Ottawa’s books.

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