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May 7, 2026·StrategicPlan
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Department Of Finance Canada Spring Budget 2026
This document outlines Canada's 2026 Spring Budget, articulating a strategic direction to build a resilient, inclusive, and strong economy. It emphasizes supporting Canadians through key initiatives such as Canada's Strong Recovery Plan, focusing on growth and jobs; the One Strong Canada initiative, aimed at skill development and job creation; and the creation of Resilient, Liveable Communities through investments in housing, infrastructure, clean energy, and Indigenous communities. The plan's overarching goal is to ensure opportunities for financial management and foster prosperity for all Canadians, now and in the future.
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This Spring Economic Update outlines the Government of Canada's next steps towards building a 'Powerful Canada for All'. It focuses on fostering a strong, diversified, and resilient economy through fiscal responsibility and targeted support for Canadians facing cost-of-living pressures. Key initiatives include establishing a National Wealth Fund for strategic investments, launching a 'Team Canada' effort to attract and train skilled workers for housing and infrastructure projects, and investing in building strong, safe, and connected communities.
Jan 1, 2026·StrategicPlan
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Department Of Finance Canada Strategic Plan 2031
This Spring Financial Statement, issued by the Department of Finance Canada, outlines the Government of Canada's strategic direction to build a strong, more sovereign, and resilient economy. It identifies three key pillars: fostering a strong Canadian economy with secure jobs and economic growth, collaborating to develop a skilled workforce by attracting 80,000 to 100,000 trades workers by 2030-31 for housing and infrastructure, and building strong, resilient communities through increased housing, public services, affordable homes, clean water, and healthy Indigenous communities. The overall vision is to create a stronger Canada for everyone.
Jan 1, 2026·StrategicPlan
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Housing, Infrastructure And Communities Canada Departmental Sustainable Development Strategy 2023-2027
This strategy outlines Housing, Infrastructure and Communities Canada's commitment to an environmentally, socially, and economically sustainable future for Canada. It supports sustainable development through investments in sustainable, low-carbon, resilient, climate-smart, accessible, and inclusive public infrastructure. Key focus areas include ensuring clean and safe water, fostering innovation and green infrastructure, advancing reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples and taking action on equity, improving access to affordable housing, clean air, transportation, parks, and green spaces, reducing waste and transitioning to zero-emission vehicles, and taking action on climate change and its impacts. The plan aims to build more prosperous, socially just, and environmentally healthy communities.
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