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Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne announced that the Liberal government will not be tabling a budget this year. Instead, the administration is focusing on several pressing priorities that need to be addressed before the House of Commons adjourns in June.
This decision comes as Prime Minister Mark Carney's cabinet convened for its first meeting on Wednesday, just ahead of the House's return next week. The government is facing a series of substantial challenges following last month's election, including the ongoing trade tensions with the United States.
In light of these circumstances, the administration is prioritizing immediate issues over the traditional budgetary process. The absence of a budget presentation signifies a shift in focus towards addressing urgent matters that may have a more immediate impact on the economy and public welfare. As the government navigates these challenges, stakeholders will be closely watching how this decision influences both policy direction and public sentiment in the coming months.
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