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Carney Pledges Bold Investment Plan, Warns of Tough Trade-Offs Ahead

Carney vows budget will spur 'unprecedented' investment, but warns of 'sacrifices'. Prime Minister Mark Carney has set the stage for his first federal budget, promising what he called “unprecedented” levels of private sector investment over the next five years. Speaking at the University of Ottawa, Carney said the government has the fiscal strength to act decisively, but cautioned Canadians that the ambitious plan will require sacrifices. Carney emphasized that Canada must diversify its trade and reduce reliance on the United States, particularly in the wake of recent tariff disputes. He outlined a goal to double non-U.S. exports within the next decade, aiming to generate an additional $300 billion in trade. “Now is not the time to be cautious because fortune favours the bold,” Carney declared, framing the budget as both a growth strategy and a test of national resilience. The budget, set to be released on November 4, is expected to focus heavily on infrastructure, ...
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Smart Strategies for a Budget-Friendly Summer Vacation

 

Here are some expert tips to help you save money on your upcoming summer getaway:

  1. Be Flexible on Location and Timing:

    • Research different destinations to get an idea of costs. Sometimes, what seems expensive might not be.
    • Consider flying mid-week (between Tuesday and Thursday) for cheaper flights.
    • Keep an eye on hotel and car rental prices; they can fluctuate.

  2. Leverage Credit Card Loyalty Programs:

    • Use credit card points for flights, hotels, cruises, and car rentals.
    • Air Canada’s Aeroplan rewards program offers benefits beyond flights.

  3. Create a Budget:

    • Set a daily spending limit for food, drinks, and other expenses.
    • Carry a debit or credit card for emergencies.

Remember, thoughtful planning can help you enjoy your vacation without breaking the bank! 

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