Today in Parliament: Budget tax motions lead a crowded Wednesday agenda alongside Conservative crime motion
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Today in Parliament: Budget tax motions lead a crowded Wednesday agenda alongside Conservative crime motion
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23 SEPTEMBER 2026
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Four ways and means motions from Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne top the government’s agenda in the House of Commons today, as the Liberals move to lock in the tax changes announced in last fall’s budget.
The motions, tabled Nov.…
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