[Canadian Parliament Passes Prime Minister Carney's First Federal Budget] Jinshi Data, November 18 – On November 17 local time, the Canadian Parliament passed Prime Minister Carney's first federal budget during his tenure with a vote of 170 in favor and 168 against. On November 4, Canadian Prime Minister Carney unveiled his first federal budget, which plans to increase spending by approximately CAD 141 billion over the next five years. At the same time, it aims to offset this by saving approximately CAD 51 billion through spending cuts and other cost-saving measures. The additional spending will focus on areas such as housing and healthcare. The budget plans to increase Canada's defense spending to CAD 81 billion over the next five years. The document estimates that the country's deficit for the 2025-2026 fiscal year will be approximately CAD 78 billion.