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Government of Canada plans to issue US-dollar global bond

| Department of Finance Canada | news releases

In Budget 2025 and Spring Economic Update 2026, the Government of Canada reiterated its commitment to maintain liquid foreign reserves at or above three per cent of nominal gross domestic product.


Government of Canada investing nearly $1 billion to strengthen small craft harbours

| Department of Finance Canada | news releases

As part of the Spring Economic Update 2026, the Government of Canada is proposing $957.8 million over five years, starting in 2026-27, for the Small Craft Harbours Program. This historic investment will support the repair, modernization, and climate resilience of core harbour infrastructure and is in addition to DFO’s existing annual program budget of approximately $90 million.


Government welcomes Canada Growth Fund investment to support the expansion of Canada’s largest operating lithium mine

| Department of Finance Canada | news releases

Today, the Honourable François-Philippe Champagne, Minister of Finance and National Revenue, welcomed an investment of up to C$145 million by the Canada Growth Fund to support the expansion of North American Lithium (Project or NAL), Canada’s largest operating lithium mine, located in Quebec’s Abitibi region, owned by Elevra Lithium Limited (Elevra).


Minister Champagne introduces second piece of legislation to implement Budget 2025: Canada Strong

| Department of Finance Canada | news releases

In Budget 2025, the government outlined its plan to build Canada Strong. Since then, we have moved fast to: build the major infrastructure, homes, and industries that grow Canada’s economy and create lasting prosperity; empower Canadians with better careers and a more affordable life; and protect our communities, our borders, and our way of life.


Minister Champagne highlights Spring Economic Update measures to defend Canada’s sovereignty

| Department of Finance Canada | news releases

The world is becoming more challenging and divided, and the assumptions that shaped decades of Canadian defence and security are being upended. The threats Canada faces are numerous and growing, ranging from incursions into our Arctic waters to attacks targeting our cyberspace. In this context, Canada is strengthening its sovereign capabilities in critical sectors, and deepening cooperation with trusted partners, to safeguard our security and resilience.


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