Sector Analysis

EDC financing for De Havilland waterbombers

$2.5 billion

Up to this amount, for Alberta production

National Food Security Strategy, five-year cost

$1,585 million

Part of $3.2 billion over 10 years announced June 11, 2026

Supporting Canadian stories, journalism, and media

$1,086 million over five years

$750 million of it in 2026-27

New EV charging money, five-year net

$553 million

Renews ZEVIP from 2027-28

Temporary child care top-up, 2026-27 and 2027-28

$5.4 billion

Announced June 19, 2026; no amount after 2027-28

Clean Technology and Clean Electricity credit changes, 2027-28 to 2030-31

$2.4 billion

Plus $36.1 billion from 2031-32 to 2041-42

Bringing critical minerals from mine to market, net five-year cost

$1,348 million

$1,661 million gross, less $200 million previously provisioned and $113 million in projected revenues

Core defence spending, 2030-31 (cash)

$99.2 billion

Up from $75.1 billion in 2026-27

Powering Canada Strong, five-year cost

$8,747 million

Nothing in 2026-27; $2,993 million in 2030-31 (Chapter 1 cost table)

Deposit insurance limit

$250,000

Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation Act amendment; no limit on eligible deposits in registered and tax-free accounts

Investing in our oceans, net five-year cost

$1,186 million

$1,231 million gross; announced September 29, 2026

Forest Sector Transformation Strategy, new support (cash basis)

$6.5 billion

Builds on $2.9 billion announced since August 2025

Canada Health Transfer, 2026-27

$57.4 billion

Rising to $67.7 billion in 2030-31; 5% floor ends after 2027-28

Homelessness plan, four years from 2027-28

$11.2 billion

plus $17.8 billion in future years

Permanent resident admissions target, 2027 to 2029

380,000 a year

Same as Budget 2025 set for 2026 to 2028; 483,655 admitted in 2024

First Nations housing and infrastructure commitment

$32 billion over 10 years

Cost table books $7,913 million to 2030-31

Mackenzie Valley Highway, five years

$3.1 billion

construction fully federally funded

Gross counter-tariff revenue assessed since March 4, 2025

$14.1 billion

$8.9 billion remitted or relieved, $5.2 billion net

CSIS funding, cash basis

$6.0 billion over 10 years

From 2027-28; $579.5 million a year ongoing; Budget 2025 had cut CSIS $14.4 million a year

Canadian development expense deduction rate

100 per cent

Up from 30 per cent under the Productivity Mega Deduction

Canada Growth Incentive tax relief

$715 million over four years

Starting 2027-28; $565 million exemption, $150 million rollover

Trans Mountain ownership offered to Indigenous groups

15%

Offered to 128 groups in September 2026; price not stated

Post-Secondary Student Support Program, from 2027-28

$437.9 million

Over five years, inside a First Nations education measure

Federal public service, August 2026

about 332,000 employees

down from about 368,000 at the 2023-24 peak

Program icebreakers ordered from Chantier Davie

six

nearly 5,000 construction jobs

Canada Growth Incentive tax relief

$715 million

over four years from 2027-28

Supporting Canadian workers and businesses, net five-year cost

$11,324 million

Previously announced May 4 to October 21, 2026; $11,474 million gross

Cohere equity investment

up to $1.6 billion

No line in the cost tables

Online safety and data protection regulator

$177 million

Five-year net; $29.3 million ongoing

Parks Canada capital assets

$3.6 billion over 10 years

Cash basis from 2027-28, $278 million on accrual to 2030-31

Mackenzie Valley Highway, five-year cost

$3,100 million

New capital, 2026-27 to 2030-31