Finance minister says budget will have no surprises, make ‘generational investments’
Finance Minister Champagne’s budget aims to boost Canadian investment amid U.S. trade tensions and requires opposition support to pass in the minority government.
- On Nov. 3, 2025, Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne said he will table a federal budget tomorrow in Saint-Tite, Quebec, promising generational investments and no surprises.
 - Facing parliamentary arithmetic, the Liberal minority government is three votes shy and needs support or abstention from opposition MPs to pass the budget and avoid an early election.
 - Interim NDP leader Don Davies said his caucus will wait to see the budget and has not ruled out some of the seven NDP MPs abstaining, while Bloc Leader Yves-François Blanchet says the Bloc's 22 votes depend on non-negotiable demands.
 - The immediate test is the confidence vote, which could trigger a Christmas election as Prime Minister Mark Carney says he is `100 per cent` confident in the budget and ready to defend it.
 - The budget positions Canada to boost investment and shift trade away from an increasingly protectionist U.S. under President Donald Trump, funding defence, affordable housing and tariff relief for steel, aluminum and auto sectors.
 
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Finance minister says budget will offer no surprises, make 'generational investments'
OTTAWA — Finance Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne says there will be "no surprises" when he tables a federal budget Tuesday that he promises will offer "generational investments." Champagne told a press conference in Saint-Tite, Que.
Tuesday’s budget will include billions in cuts, tax change meant to spur growth: source
On the eve of presenting his first budget, Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne suggested the hotly anticipated document will include measures that even the opposition parties will see worth supporting.
Finance minister says budget will have no surprises, make 'generational investments'
In preparation for tomorrow's budget, Minister Champagne wanted to do things differently by making a pair of black shoes.
Finance minister says 'no surprises' in budget, promises 'generational investments'
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