KPMG experts to dissect Canada's 2026 spring economic update
KPMG's senior leaders are available for media interviews following the announcement of the spring economic update on April 28, 2026. KPMG representatives can provide insights on a wide range of government priorities and topics that affect the business community and Canadians, as the government provides a fiscal accounting of its economic plan.
" In this period of global instability, government and business need to work together to build economic resilience and play to our strengths," says Lucy Iacovelli, Canadian Managing Partner, Tax and Legal, KPMG in Canada. " This economic update must demonstrate responsible fiscal management while diversifying the economy, freeing up Canadian businesses to grow and spurring investment. With a majority government in Ottawa, faster follow-through on outstanding tax measures would provide greater certainty for business and could help unlock new opportunities."
KPMG spokespersons are available for commentary:
Topic KPMG Spokespersons Tax measures Dino Infanti, Partner, National Private Enterprise Tax Leader Shaira Nanji, Partner, Mergers and Acquisitions Tax, KPMG Law Brian Ernewein, Senior Advisor, National Tax Centre Economic/Fiscal implications and affordability Ali Jaffery, Partner, Chief Economist Trade diversification Lachlan Wolfers, Partner, National Leader, KPMG Law Joy Nott, Partner, Trade and Customs Infrastructure projects Zach Parston, Partner, National Infrastructure, Capital Projects and Sustainability Leader Investing in Canada John Cho, Partner, National Private Capital Leader Johanna Gerrie, Partner, Mergers and Acquisitions, Tax Services Defence strategy Peter Graham, Partner, National Industry Leader for Defence and Aerospace Dan Doran, Executive Director, National Lead, Defence & Security David Durst, Partner-In-Charge, Tax Incentives Practice AI Strategy/Regulations Stephanie Terrill, Canadian Managing Partner, Digital and Transformation Jillian Frank, Partner, National Lead, Legal Transformation, Technology, and Managed Services, KPMG Law Financial services Geoff Rush, Partner, National Industrial Leader, Financial Services
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