In part, this growth was driven by the to sweeping tax cuts in 2017.

President Donald Trump’s top economic adviser said Thursday that the administration’s historic $1.5 trillion tax-cut package was already paying for itself amid sustained economic growth.

Ontario’s finance minister is poised to lay out a long-awaited schedule for balancing the books of Canada’s provincial powerhouse as he attempts to wrestle down the deficit without too many disruptive cuts to public services.

The U.K. economy is on course for a stronger-than-forecast first quarter despite an escalating Brexit crisis that’s divided Parliament and the government.

Ontario plans to balance its budget in five years by relying on higher revenue and reining in spending on everything from education to social services as the world’s largest sub-sovereign borrower moves to bring its fiscal house in order.

For tips on how to end a streak of budget deficits, Ontario needs to look no further than its eastern neighbor.