Liberals to Table 2026 Federal Budget on Nov. 5
The plan will set out spending priorities as the Parliamentary Budget Officer warns deficits will average $3 billion higher over five years.
- On Tuesday, Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne announced the federal government will table its 2026 budget on Nov. 5 in Ottawa during question period.
- This marks the second consecutive fall budget under Prime Minister Mark Carney, departing from the traditional spring introduction used prior to last year.
- Carney is reorienting federal spending toward an aggressive infrastructure agenda while navigating headwinds from the collapse of trade talks with the United States.
- The Parliamentary Budget Officer expects federal deficits will average $3 billion higher annually over the next five years than previously projected in June.
- War in the Middle East has lifted federal revenues in the near term through higher gas prices, which the PBO expects could lower the deficit for this fiscal year.
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Liberals will table 2026 federal budget on Nov. 5, finance minister says
OTTAWA — The federal Liberal government will table its 2026 federal budget on Nov. 5, Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne said Tuesday. The upcoming fiscal plan will be the second delivered under Prime Minister Mark Carney and comes as Canada'...
Canada's Minister of Finance, François-Philippe Champagne, made the announcement in the House of Commons.
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