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Author: Robert Fife, Stephanie Levitz
Publication Date: November 4, 2025 - 16:07
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Carney earmarks billions in new spending to counter U.S. protectionism
November 4, 2025
Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government unveiled a blueprint Tuesday to counter rising U.S. protectionism and bolster a sluggish economy through tax incentives to spur corporate investment, targeted federal spending and cuts to the public service.
Mr. Carney’s first budget, presented to the House of Commons by Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne, lays out net new spending of $89.7-billion over five years and roughly $56-billion in savings from cuts to the public service and program spending. Mr. Champagne said the budget could spur $1-trillion of investment.
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Harvesting cannabis in British Columbia’s Okanagan Valley as a migrant labourer in 2023, Maria recalls being surprised when her boss invited her and two friends for dinner at his home in the nearby mountains.
It was an evening of dancing, drinking and lounging in a hot tub — rare luxuries for the then-28-year-old Mexican who says she lived in a cramped trailer on the farm where she worked.
Feeling intoxicated, she says she went to bed alone in a nearby bedroom.
Her next memory, she says, was of her boss on top of her, kissing her against her will and doing “many things to my body...
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How did it play out? The story starts back in December 2023, when, as the member of Parliament for Beaches—East York, Erskine-Smith had just come second to Bonnie Crombie in the Ontario Liberal...
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