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ECONOMY • CANADA

Canada budget sets C$44 billion aside for tariff-affected businesses and workers

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Prime Minister Mark Carney’s budget sets out a goal of greater economic independence from the United States and includes C$44 billion for businesses and workers affected by tariffs, according to France 24. Other reported proposals cover investment, infrastructure, housing, defence and industry.

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Canada’s plans to reduce reliance on the United States could affect cross-border trade and investment, while tariff support may matter to businesses and workers operating across the border. The articles do not detail implementation or the effects on U.S. companies.