British Columbia's debt is projected to triple to $126.8 billion by 2026, alarming experts.

British Columbia's net debt is projected to triple, reaching $126.8 billion by 2026-27, leading to soaring interest costs for taxpayers. The province now has the least sustainable finances among Canadian provinces, with spending up 27% per person since 2015. The Eby government plans large deficits and has announced a temporary hiring freeze, but experts say more drastic measures may be needed to address the fiscal issues.

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