Investing in People, Not Just Infrastructure and Weapons
Canada's next budget must prioritize investing in people, particularly those with disabilities who are excluded from the labor market.
Yes, large projects create jobs, but they will not reach many Canadians with disabilities who are excluded from the labor market.
The upcoming budget is expected to focus on "Build Canada," with five major projects announced, including an LNG terminal, a nuclear reactor, two mines, and a container port.
However, it is crucial to consider the people who rely on the social safety net to survive, amid the Trump tariff storm and growing NATO defence commitments that have impacted Canada's economy.
Author's summary: Canada's budget should invest in people, not just infrastructure.
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