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Liberal government to table latest budget today

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Liberal government to table latest budget today. (2025, November 9). CBC News. https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/livestory/canada-budget-2026-finance-minister-francois-philippe-champagne-prime-minister-mark-carney-live-updates-9.7403431?cmp=rss

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The Liberal government led by Prime Minister Mark Carney plans to table its second budget today in the House of Commons. The budget will reportedly include new affordability measures, business tax incentives, and investments in infrastructure, defense, and culture. CBC News will provide live coverage starting at 4 p.m. ET when Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne presents the document, with more detailed analysis following later in the day.
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On November 5, 2026, Prime Minister Mark Carney's government unveiled its federal budget in Ottawa, focusing on reducing Canada's reliance on the United States despite ongoing trade tensions. The budget includes tens of billions of dollars to boost economic growth and ensure Canadian sovereignty. Finance Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne emphasized that the budget aims to build up Canada’s economy and diversify its trade. Additionally, the government announced plans to add 200,000 permanent residence spots for temporary migrants in 2027 while maintaining steady immigration targets over the next three years. The National Association of Friendship Centres welcomed these investments as opportunities to improve outcomes for Indigenous Peoples living in urban communities across Canada.

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- Listen: Live on the CBC Listen app and on your local tab on the CBC News app. - Benjamin Lopez Steven What we're expecting in this budget A senior government source tells CBC News that Prime Minister Mark Carney's second budget is expected to include new affordability measures, business tax incentives as well as new investments in infrastructure, defence, culture and more.
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🔮 The Latest - The Liberal government will table its latest budget today, its second under Prime Minister Mark Carney.
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Liberal government to table latest budget today asserted
government → table → budget
The Latest - The Liberal government will table its latest budget today, its second under Prime Minister Mark Carney. asserted
government → table → Carney
- A senior government source told CBC News the budget will include new affordability measures, business tax incentives and investments in infrastructure, defence and culture. asserted
budget → tell → infrastructure
- CBC News will have live coverage of the announcements on this page, as well as in the video above. asserted
News → have → video
CBC's chief political correspondent Rosemary Barton will kick things off at 4 p.m. ET, when Champagne tables the document in the House of Commons. asserted
Champagne → kick → Commons
At 5 p.m. ET, CBC News Network will broadcast a special edition of Power & Politics. asserted
Network → broadcast → Power
Host David Cochrane will speak to Champagne and ask opposition parties and economists for their response to Budget 2026. asserted
Cochrane → speak → Budget
Here's where you can find coverage. asserted
you → find → coverage
Stay tuned for a special edition of the Point of Order newsletter with everything you need to know about the budget. asserted
you → stay → budget
You can subscribe here. asserted
You → subscribe → ?
- Listen: Live on the CBC Listen app and on your local tab on the CBC News app. - Benjamin Lopez Steven What we're expecting in this budget A senior government source tells CBC News that Prime Minister Mark Carney's second budget is expected to include new affordability measures, business tax incentives as well as new investments in infrastructure, defence, culture and more. asserted
budget → listen → infrastructure
The federal budget won't be officially unveiled until later this afternoon, but there are a number of items we're expecting. asserted
we → unveil → items
A senior government source told CBC News the budget will include new affordability measures, business tax incentives and investments in infrastructure, defence and culture. asserted
budget → tell → infrastructure
Plus, there should be more details about previous announcements, like plans for private investment in Canada's four biggest airports and how the federal government will meet its promise to balance the operational budget a year early. asserted
government → meet → budget
There may also be further explanation of how much foreign direct investment is coming into Canada and where it's being invested, the official said, as well as an update on Canada's first national sovereign wealth fund that Carney announced last April. uncertain
Carney → come → that
The title of this budget, according to Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne: Masters of Our Destiny. uncertain
title → accord → Destiny
Before the budget is unveiled, select groups — reporters, economic commentators, provincial officials and even government call-centre workers — get privileged, early access to the material. asserted
groups → unveil → material
It's what's known as the budget lockup, with the details staying secret until the full budget is published at 4 p.m. ET. — With files from Rhianna Schmunk asserted
budget → know → Schmunk
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