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Budget offers $4B in cultural funding for museums, ice rinks, CBC

The budget also includes free admission for people under 25 at national museums and new support for CBC/Radio-Canada and community ice rinks.

  • On Thursday, Prime Minister Mark Carney's government tabled a federal budget providing $4 billion in support for Canadian culture and recreation over five years.
  • "Being sovereign means building a country where Canadian culture in all its diversity and creativity thrives," the budget states; The Liberal government intends to repair aging facilities and protect national collections.
  • The budget allocates $1.5 billion over nine years to the Build Communities Strong Fund for constructing recreational facilities and ice rinks, while $783.1 million supports Museum institutions and the National Arts Centre.
  • Ottawa also promises $300 million over two years for CBC and Radio-Canada to strengthen capacity, and $76 million in 2027-28 will renew the Canada Strong Pass offering tourism and museum discounts.
  • Additional proposals include $32.2 million for a national digital book collection and a new Canada Creative Credit for artists, while the budget extends the 35 per cent Canadian Journalism Labour Tax Credit through 2028.
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Budget offers $4B in cultural funding for museums, ice rinks, CBC

OTTAWA - The Liberal government says it is providing "unprecedented" support in the new federal budget for culture and recreation through $4 billion in funding over five years.

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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Thursday, November 5, 2026.
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