Federal Budget: $400B Capital Investments over 6 Years
The budget will fold in immigration targets and a deficit outlook as Ottawa weighs affordability, sovereignty and tighter public-service capacity.
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Federal budget: $400B capital investments over 6 years
FEDERAL Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne on Thursday released Budget 2026: Masters of our destiny, saying it is an ambitious plan to meet this moment and shape Canada’s economic future: building on our strengths, driving investment, boosting productivity, diversifying our trade, creating good jobs, and making life more affordable for Canadians. Budget 2026 catalyses growth: Budget […]
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The Hamilton SpectatorFederal budget live: Finance minister to table government’s spending plan, updated immigration numbers
Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne said the budget will “outline the next steps in our plan to build a stronger, more resilient and more affordable Canada.”
Champagne tables ‘Masters of Our Destiny’ budget Thursday, with immigration levels plan folded in
Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne will table a federal budget Thursday built around affordability and Canadian sovereignty, one that will also carry Ottawa's annual immigration levels update one year after the government froze permanent resident admissions at 380,000.
The federal Minister of Finance will present his Budget 2026 on Thursday in the House of Commons. He is very aware of the impact of the rising cost of living.
Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne indicated that the budget he will table on Thursday will take into account the concerns of Canadians about the cost of living.
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