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May 19, 2026
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Canada’s wealth fund is not aimed at lowering investors’ taxes, Champagne says
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Canada's Minister of Finance François-Philippe Champagne arrives at a meeting of G7 finance ministers and central bank governors in Paris on May 18, 2026. “This is not a tax play. This is about Canadians being able to contribute,” he said of the recently announced sovereign wealth fund. PHOTO BY JULIEN DE ROSA /AFP via Getty Images Article content Canada’s finance minister said the country’s planned sovereign wealth fund will be designed to allow citizens to contribute to major nation-building projects, but isn’t intended to reduce their tax burdens. Article content “We already have a number o…
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