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Phyllis Clark has been the Chair of the Board of Directors of the Royal Canadian Mint since 2018, when she was appointed for a five-year term. She is also currently a Director of the Alberta Investment Management Corporation (AIMCo), Director of Inuvialuit Investment Corporation, Director and Treasurer of the Glenn Gould Foundation, and Chair of the Edmonton Symphony and Concert Hall Foundation Board.
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Evan Price has extensive experience as a senior executive and entrepreneur in a variety of industries and companies. He was President and CEO of CO2 Solutions Inc., a company providing carbon capture technology to industrial emitters, until it was acquired by Saipem S.p.A. in 2019. In 1992, he also co-founded Auberge Saint-Antoine in Québec City, Quebec.
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Leah Anderson has served as interim President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation (CDIC) since August 2021. Effective August 16, 2023, she will be appointed as CDIC President and CEO for a five-year term.
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Canada’s universal public health care system, and the workers who uphold it, are under enormous strain—a situation that was only made worse by the pandemic. Budget 2023 includes significant investments to build a healthier Canada.
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Since 2015, the federal government’s focus has been on investing in the middle class, growing the economy, strengthening Canada’s social safety net, and making life more affordable for Canadians.
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To ensure every Canadian has a safe and affordable place to call home, Budget 2022 and the 2022 Fall Economic Statement announced significant investments to make housing more affordable from coast to coast to coast. Budget 2023 proposes new measures to build on this important progress.
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Today, the world’s major economies are moving at an unprecedented pace to fight climate change, retool their economies, and build the net-zero industries of tomorrow. Budget 2023 investments in abundant and low-cost clean electricity will underpin other investments needed to create hundreds of thousands of middle class jobs, provide the energy that will power our daily lives and the entire Canadian economy, and provide more affordable energy to millions upon millions of Canadian homes.
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Since 2015, the federal government has worked with Indigenous partners to advance reconciliation and made significant distinctions-based investments to respond to the unique histories, interests, and priorities of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis communities.
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Investing in our communities means tackling the systemic discrimination and hate that too many racialized Canadians, Indigenous Peoples, persons with disabilities, women, and 2SLGBTQI+ Canadians still face. Budget 2023 introduces new measures that will build stronger communities and a more equitable and inclusive Canada—for everyone.
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Budget 2023 proposes new investments to ensure Canadians can count on fast and effective services from the federal government, and receive the benefits they are entitled to in a timely manner.
