July 5-6: Paying for summer vacations

By News Staff

Posted Jul 4, 2014 10:00:04 AM.

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The Chartered Professional Accountants of Canada asks people how will you be paying for your summer vacation? As it turns out, Canadians are not planning anything more extravagant than last year. Reported by Corinne Van Dusen

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