What the federal budget has in store for Canadian businesses, according to our experts
Detailed summary
Readers asked how the budget helps businesses, how Canada plans to manage its debt and what it means for personal investments
On Nov. 6, reporters Mark Rendell, Jason Kirby, Pippa Norman, James Bradshaw and Erica Alini answered reader questions on the new federal budget and what impact it will have on Canadian businesses and the economy.
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Through tax cuts and other business supports, the budget aims to boost private-sector investment and major nation-building projects, including doubling the capacity of Canada’s energy grid.
It also included tens of billions of dollars for housing, First Nations infrastructure and other social supports, including a one-time top-up to the Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit (CGEB).
Opening of the article, excerpted from The Globe and Mail (Report on Business). To read the rest, open the article on the publisher's site.
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