#Budget2025 is making strategic investments in the economy of the future — investing $1.3 billion to unlock innovation and position Canada as a global leader in quantum technologies and artificial intelligence.

As Canada strengthens trade relationships with reliable partners, #Budget2025 lays the foundation to double non-U.S. exports over the next decade — generating $300 billion more in trade. ow.ly/B8W050XmSAW

By leveraging Canadian building materials, modern methods of construction, and public lands, Canada will develop a streamlined approach to building more homes, faster.

Our government is focused on empowering Canadians in #Budget2025 — by lowering costs, expanding opportunity, and protecting the vital social programs Canadians rely on, from childcare and dental care to pharmacare. ow.ly/LVKA50XmT8J

#Budget2025 delivers generational investments in our capacity to strengthen and protect our sovereignty and security, and to stand as a strong, reliable partner with our allies. ow.ly/Qb5K50XmTaR

#Budget2025 introduces the new Defence Industrial Strategy to ensure Canada’s defence investments are guided by a whole-of-government approach to build sovereign defence capacity and utilize Canadian resources. ow.ly/fo8z50XmTbz

The government is introducing a capital budgeting framework to deliver generational investments and distinguish day-to-day operational spending from long-term investments that strengthen our economy.

#Budget2025 is about building Canada strong. Today, Prime Minister Carney highlighted the new Build Communities Strong Fund – an investment to revitalise local infrastructure and support resilient growth and good jobs for decades to come. Learn more: ow.ly/N4rT50Xnigh

From Vimy Ridge and Normandy to Kapyong and Afghanistan, our heroes answered the call to defend peace and freedom. Today and every day, we remember the service of our Veterans and retell their stories. Prime Minister Carney’s statement on #VeteransWeek: ow.ly/crHN50Xnrsm

Canada’s new government is focused on creating the conditions that enable businesses to adapt to the changing economic landscape and succeed.

Improving infrastructure can unlock greater productivity and expand trade opportunities for Canada, and can also play a key role in addressing the housing shortage and creating more homes for Canadians.

#Budget2025 proposes $213.8 million over five years, starting in 2025-26 for the Major Projects Office to accelerate major projects and advance over $40 billion in capital that is ready to invest to grow our economy. Details: ow.ly/PWUc50Xnt3L

Canada’s new industrial strategy will build our strength at home through investment in domestic production, Canadian expertise, and Canadian companies.

This November, and all year round, we recognize the sacrifices of those Indigenous Veterans who served—and continue to serve—in the Canadian military @gcindigenous

Yesterday, we had the pleasure of welcoming the Canadian Ambassador to Finland, Patrick Hébert, to the World Ringette Championships. Thank you for your support of ringette and women’s sports, Ambassador Patrick Hébert 🇨🇦!

Amb. Patrick Hébert 🇨🇦 attended the #RemembranceDay Service honoring those who served and sacrificed for peace. We also honour those who continue to serve our country today. Thank you UK in Finland 🇬🇧🇫🇮 for coordinating. #LestWeForget #Veterans

November 11, the most unforgettable day of the year. Today, we pause to honour those who have served and continue to serve for peace and freedom – at home and around the world.   #CanadaRemembers

Message from #GGSimon as commander-in-chief of Canada, in honour of #RemembranceDay: gg.ca/en/media/news/… #LestWeForget

Today, we honour those who served, those who sacrificed, those who returned forever changed, and those who never came home. Watch Prime Minister Carney’s message on #RememberanceDay: ow.ly/WttB50XpX3K #LestWeForget

#RemembranceDay is a time to reflect and show gratitude to the members of the Canadian Armed Forces who have served for peace, freedom, and unity. War memorials remind us of their courage and the sacrifices they made in service to their country.