Carney government drops first federal budget The 2025 federal budget put a hefty focus on trade – particularly diversifying away from the United States.It boasted about 1 trillion dollars in investments and a 78.3 billion dollar deficit. The budget, if passed, would set a goal to double non-U.S. exports over 10 years – a move […] Read more
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