•The 2026 budget proposes C$142.1 billion in multi-year spending and tax relief.
•The government expects spending of C$603 billion and a deficit of C$62.3 billion in 2026-2027; the deficit is C$3 billion below the April forecast.
•The Finance Department estimates that the productivity deduction could raise GDP by about C$22 billion a year and support up to 80,000 jobs after ten years.
•Dave said net operating revenue was 198 million dollars in the third quarter of 2026, up 31% year on year.
•The company received regulatory inquiries in Connecticut and Maryland and subpoenas in Maryland and New York concerning its products, fees and marketing.
•Dave's net income fell to 64 million dollars in the third quarter, down 31% year on year.
•Sempra expects Oncor’s baseline plan for 2027–2031 to increase by about 20% compared with its 2026–2030 plan.
•Oncor recorded peak demand of 33.3 gigawatts, up 6% from the previous record of 31.4 gigawatts.
•Sempra’s third-quarter adjusted earnings were $917 million, or $1.40 per diluted share, compared with $728 million and $1.11 per share a year earlier.
