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Led by the Clerk, PCO supports the PM and Cabinet, & helps the gov implement its vision and goals. Terms of use: https://teapawt.net/t.co/oouAqH951d FR: @ConseilPriveCA

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Finance Canada
@FinanceCanadaNov 6
✔️ A single deadline date of May 15 for filing and payments ✔️ Flat-rate claims for select deductions and credits ✔️ More flexible tax instalments ✔️ Expanded outreach for federal benefits
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Finance Canada
@FinanceCanadaNov 6
For more on Canada’s 2025–26 financial results, read the Annual Financial Report, which provides an overview of the results and what shaped them. ow.ly/ihtk5104JhN
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Finance Canada
@FinanceCanadaNov 6
Canada’s 2025–26 financial results came in stronger than projected. The $39.3B deficit was $27.5B lower than forecasted, supported by higher revenues and lower-than-expected program expenses.
Budget 2026 Annual Financial Report 2025–26 infographic highlighting a $39.3 billion federal deficit, $27.5 billion lower than projected in the Spring Economic Update, and 3.0% growth in federal revenues from 2024–25, a $15.5 billion increase. A red maple leaf and Parliament appear on the right.

ALT Budget 2026 Annual Financial Report 2025–26 infographic highlighting a $39.3 billion federal deficit, $27.5 billion lower than projected in the Spring Economic Update, and 3.0% growth in federal revenues from 2024–25, a $15.5 billion increase. A red maple leaf and Parliament appear on the right.

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Prime Minister of Canada
@CanadianPMNov 6
Budget 2026: Building a sovereign, more affordable Canada full of opportunity. A Canada that charts its own course and controls its own destiny.
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Prime Minister of Canada
@CanadianPMNov 6
Yesterday, the Government of Canada delivered #Budget2026 – Canada’s plan to create good jobs, make life more affordable, and build a stronger, more resilient and more united country for generations to come. Learn more: budget.canada.ca/2026/home-a…
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Prime Minister of Canada
@CanadianPMNov 6
Prime Minister Carney launches plan to end homelessness within 10 years in Budget 2026, starting with a landmark partnership in Manitoba. Learn more: pm.gc.ca/en/news/news-releas…
Prime Minister Carney launches plan to end homelessness within 10 years in Budget 2026, starting...

Prime Minister Carney launches plan to end homelessness within 10 years in Budget 2026, starting...

Today, the Prime Minister, Mark Carney, was joined by the Premier of Manitoba, Wab Kinew, and the Mayor of Winnipeg, Scott Gillingham, to announce the first step in delivering that plan: a landmark...

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IRCC
@CitImmCanadaNov 6
As part of #Budget2026, Minister Metlege Diab tabled the 2027-2029 Immigration Levels Plan: bit.ly/4enACjL An immigration system that is well-managed, efficient and focused on our economic needs is key to building Canada strong. Last year and through Budget 2025, we committed to taking back control over the immigration system and putting Canada on a trajectory to bring immigration back to sustainable levels. The 2027–2029 Immigration Levels Plan builds on our progress toward sustainable immigration while supporting Canada’s near- and long-term economic needs.
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Minister Olszewski to highlight Budget 2026 investments in homelessness and housing canada.ca/en/prairies-econom…
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CPAC
@CPAC_TVNov 6
PM Mark Carney outlines his govt's $30B plan from the federal budget to end homelessness in the next decade, saying "we understand both how difficult this will be, but equally how imperative it is that we all succeed." #cdnpoli

PM Carney outlines budget plan to end homelessness in 10 years

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Finance Canada
@FinanceCanadaNov 5
🔴LIVE NOW: Minister Champagne tables #Budget2026. ow.ly/ohiz510482v #YourBudget
François-Philippe Champagne Delivers the Federal Budget

François-Philippe Champagne Delivers the Federal Budget

Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne speaks in the House of Commons after tabling the 2026 federal budget.

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Finance Canada
@FinanceCanadaNov 5
Canada has what the world needs: energy, critical minerals, talent and innovation. These important competitive advantages will help Canada navigate and shape a changing world.
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Finance Canada
@FinanceCanadaNov 5
This new era will drive Canada’s Investment Supercycle, where each investment strengthens the conditions for the next, leading to higher productivity, better jobs, and a more affordable life for Canadians. ow.ly/EscN5104knB

Chapter 1: Canada's Investment Supercycle | Budget 2026

Chapter 1: Canada's Investment Supercycle — Part of Budget 2026.

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Finance Canada
@FinanceCanadaNov 5
Canada is becoming the most attractive place in the world to do business. #Budget2026 seizes the moment by making it easier to attract new investment to Canadian projects and industries.
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Finance Canada
@FinanceCanadaNov 5
#Budget2026 makes investments that will deepen connections across regions, advance reconciliation, reinforce the places that matter most to Canadians and build a lasting legacy for future generations. ow.ly/TEHu5104kMw
Overhead view of a large Canadian flag spread across an outdoor ice rink and held around the edges by a group of people, many wearing red team Canada hockey jerseys and helmets. “BUDGET 2026” appears in the upper left, with “Budget.Canada.ca” and the Canada wordmark along the bottom.

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Finance Canada
@FinanceCanadaNov 5
Pillar 1: Putting Canada on a path to end homelessness within 10 years. Pillar 2: Expanding the construction of affordable and non-market housing. Pillar 3: Building a housing market that works for all. ow.ly/KfXz5104l6y

Budget in brief | Budget 2026

Budget in brief — Part of Budget 2026.

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Finance Canada
@FinanceCanadaNov 5
A safe and affordable home is the foundation for a good life. #Budget2026 is investing $45 billion in a long-term housing strategy to support Canadians at every housing stage, anchored by three key pillars:
Budget 2026 infographic showing the housing continuum from unsheltered homelessness through emergency shelter, transitional, supportive, community and affordable housing to market housing.

ALT Budget 2026 infographic showing the housing continuum from unsheltered homelessness through emergency shelter, transitional, supportive, community and affordable housing to market housing.

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Finance Canada
@FinanceCanadaNov 5
#Budget2026 proposes a historic investment of $32 billion over 10 years to provide long-term funding certainty and transform how Canada invests in First Nations housing and infrastructure. ow.ly/x97U5104l4H

Budget in brief | Budget 2026

Budget in brief — Part of Budget 2026.

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Finance Canada
@FinanceCanadaNov 5
Long-term, predictable funding for housing and infrastructure is essential to improving services, creating economic opportunities, and advancing Indigenous self-determination.
Budget 2026 infographic outlining more than $32 billion over 10 years for First Nations housing and infrastructure. It highlights $18.7 billion for infrastructure, $12.7 billion for housing and $657.5 million for transformation initiatives, with additional funding details for programs and projects. “BUDGET 2026” appears in the upper left, with “Budget.Canada.ca” and the Canada wordmark along the bottom.

ALT Budget 2026 infographic outlining more than $32 billion over 10 years for First Nations housing and infrastructure. It highlights $18.7 billion for infrastructure, $12.7 billion for housing and $657.5 million for transformation initiatives, with additional funding details for programs and projects. “BUDGET 2026” appears in the upper left, with “Budget.Canada.ca” and the Canada wordmark along the bottom.

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Finance Canada
@FinanceCanadaNov 5
🛡️ Strengthening Canada’s defence capabilities and supporting the military’s readiness at home and abroad. 🏭 Building a stronger defence industry and more secure defence supply chains.
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Finance Canada
@FinanceCanadaNov 5
#Budget2026 delivers new measures to defend Canada’s sovereignty, protect Canadians, and prepare for the future. These include:
Budget 2026 image showing a large red-and-white ship under construction inside an industrial shipyard, surrounded by scaffolding, equipment and structural frameworks. “Budget.Canada.ca” and the Canada wordmark appear along the bottom.

ALT Budget 2026 image showing a large red-and-white ship under construction inside an industrial shipyard, surrounded by scaffolding, equipment and structural frameworks. “Budget.Canada.ca” and the Canada wordmark appear along the bottom.

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