Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canadians should be ready for some challenges and sacrifices in a speech outlining some of his government’s priorities for the upcoming federal budget. Carney touted that his government is preparing to build a stronger economy against the backdrop of a more dynamic, a more competitive, a more hostile world.

As U.S. tariffs batter Canada's steel, aluminum and auto sectors, Carney pledged to double the country's non-U.S. exports over the next decade. The diversification will bring in an additional C$300 billion, he claimed.

In Budget 2025, we will unlock new apprenticeships and skills training programs and a new talent strategy for the next generation of scientists and innovators to build their careers in Canada. As we build new industries and create new markets, you will be equipped with the skills you need to seize those opportunities.

Prime Minister Mark Carney said one of the budget plan’s targets is to double the level of exports to non-U.S. markets within a decade.

Prime Minister Mark Carney made an announcement on Oct. 22 about Canada's plan to build a stronger economy and the 2025 federal budget.

The head of the International Monetary Fund says Canada has the fiscal room to make productivity-boosting investments, and praised the federal government’s proposed changes to budget timing.

The West Block of the Parliament Buildings is pictured in Ottawa OTTAWA, July 25 (Reuters) - Canada recorded a sharply higher C$6.50 billion ($4.71 billion) budget deficit for the first two months of the 2025/26 fiscal year as government expenditures grew ...

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Canada's first-ever defence industrial strategy will be released sometime after the Nov. 4 federal budget but will be made public no later than Christmas, Defence Minister David McGuinty said Friday.

Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney will emphasize the tough choices needed to meet his lofty investment promises in a primetime address on Wednesday discussing his government's first budget, a source familiar with the speech said.

Solving Canada’s housing crisis requires immediate action to build up supply and bring down costs. The Government of Canada is stepping up with