| Canadian Heritage | news releases
Budget 2025 proposes to provide funding to ensure Canada’s cultural and arts sectors are strong, resilient and accessible to all Canadians
| Department of Finance Canada | media advisories
On November 10, the Honourable François-Philippe Champagne, Minister of Finance and National Revenue, will participate in an armchair discussion at an event hosted by the Calgary Chamber of Commerce.
| Canadian Heritage | news releases
Budget 2025 proposes to provide funding to ensure Canada’s cultural and arts sectors are strong, resilient and accessible to all Canadians
| Canadian Heritage | backgrounders
Budget 2025 proposes to provide funding to ensure Canada’s cultural and arts sectors are strong, resilient and accessible to all Canadians
| Department of Finance Canada | backgrounders
Competition is central to productivity, innovation, and affordability, and a lack of competition in various sectors has led to far too high prices. Budget 2025 is launching some of the most ambitious, pro-competitive measures for Canada in a generation.
| Department of Finance Canada | news releases
Canada’s new government puts forward a plan to build, protect, and empower Canada
| Department of Finance Canada | speeches
Budget 2025: Remarks by the Minister of Finance and National Revenue
| Department of Finance Canada | media advisories
On November 5, the Honourable François-Philippe Champagne, Minister of Finance and National Revenue, will participate in an armchair discussion at an event co-hosted by the Fédération des chambres de commerce du Québec and the Chambre de commerce du Montréal métropolitain.
| Department of Finance Canada | media advisories
On November 3rd, the Honourable François-Philippe Champagne, Minister of Finance and National Revenue, will continue the pre-budget tradition of selecting a new pair of shoes ahead of tabling the budget. The Minister will visit Boulet Boots, in Saint-Tite. He will tour the facility and experience hands-on how to craft, mould, and build a uniquely Canadian pair of shoes. The Minister will answer questions from the media after the tour.
| Department of Finance Canada | news releases
To restore fairness to the sector and ensure workers are receiving the benefits they deserve, Budget 2025 will provide $77.0 million over four years, starting in 2026-27, with ongoing funding of $19.2 million annually, for the Canada Revenue Agency to lift the moratorium on the penalties for failure to report fees for service transactions in the trucking industry and to implement a focused program that addresses non-compliance issues related to personal services businesses and reporting fees for service.
