Return on fall budget investments will help drive down deficit: Champagne
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Champagne defends budget investments as he sets out to deepen European ties
OTTAWA — The financial returns from Ottawa's capital spending plans in the upcoming fall budget will help Canada pay down the deficit in later years, Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne said on Thursday.
Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne says the return on Ottawa's capital spending plans, presented in the next fall budget, will help reduce the deficit over the next few years.
Return on fall budget investments will help drive down deficit: Champagne
OTTAWA — Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne says the returns from Ottawa’s capital spending plans in the upcoming fall budget will help to pay down the deficit in later years. He told The Canadian Press in an interview Thursday that borrowing to invest in Canada’s productive capacity is the best path to prosperity and economic resilience […]
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