During a pre-budget speech last month, Prime Minister Mark Carney told the audience of mostly university students that his government would restore their future.

“It’s our country; it’s your future,” he told the crowd. “We are going to give it back to you.”

While an increasingly volatile world makes it entirely unclear exactly what that future will look like, the Carney government’s first budget — to be unveiled Tuesday — will go some distance in revealing at least part of the plan.

As Canada faces what Carney has described as a more hostile and divided world, it’s time, the prime minister said, for “bold action,” “a new course,” and a “dramatically” different economic path.

A fuller picture of Carney’s map to navigate that path is still unknown. But Canadians can look for importa

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