Canada highlights Budget 2026 investments in Brandon

Indigenous Services Canada says Parliamentary Secretary Ginette Lavack highlighted Budget 2026 investments at Chez Angela Bakery and Café in Brandon, Manitoba.

• The release presents Budget 2026: Masters of our destiny as a new federal plan to support businesses, affordability, growth, competitiveness, clean power, and sovereignty, with measures including the Canada Growth Incentive, Productivity Mega Deduction, and Canada Strong Fund.
• It also lists several spending commitments, including $1.5 billion to expand, retrofit, and rehabilitate ice rinks and recreational facilities, more than $50 billion for reconciliation-related investments, and a proposed Canada Creative Credit offering up to $45,000 of annual income tax relief; it is a government announcement, not a transaction or deal.
• The release is dated November 12, 2026 and includes quotes from François-Philippe Champagne and Ginette Lavack; it also references Canada’s economy, trade, clean electricity, nuclear energy, critical minerals, and defence priorities.