Government of Canada spotlights Budget 2026 affordability measures

Government of Canada highlighted Budget 2026: $45B for housing, $2B for heat pump rebates, and $1.2B for mental health and home care for Canadians.

IRCNews desk November 12, 2026 1 min read

Government of Canada highlighted Budget 2026: $45B for housing, $2B for heat pump rebates, and $1.2B for mental health and home care for Canadians.

Budget 2026 sets federal actions on housing, affordability, childcare, energy rebates, and worker supports. Newcomers, students, workers, employers, and families could benefit from programs that ease costs and support jobs across Canada.

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