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Can Canada afford its ambitions?

How Canada’s budget, subsidies and trade choices will shape its economic future

By The Logic
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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney wants to find a balance between fostering growth and fiscal discipline. Photo: Dave Chan / AFP
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Canada’s economy is at an inflection point. Policymakers are weighing how to keep the country competitive while managing fiscal pressures and navigating a turbulent global landscape. Rising costs are squeezing households, stagnant growth is testing businesses large and small, and the signals that matter are getting harder to read.

The upcoming federal budget will provide the clearest view yet of the new government’s priorities. Will it find a balance between fostering growth and maintaining discipline?

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