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CTV News’ John Vennavally-Rao breaks down what the federal budget means for small businesses struggling during the ongoing trade war.

Genevieve Beauchemin reports on a middle-class family in Montreal who say the grocery benefit isn’t doing enough to help families like theirs.

Immigration lawyer Joel Sandaluk says the federal budget takes a ‘fiscal approach to temporary foreign workers’ and takes regional labour demand into account.

W5's Avery Haines investigates Liani Shanti's online tirade after the verdict came down in her defamation case in Hawaii.

Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne discusses the 2026 budget, which he says puts Canada ‘on a growth trajectory.’

An unusual warning sent to an Ontario doctor for seeing too many patients amid a provincewide physician shortage has raised concerns. Heather Wright explains.

Adrian Ghobrial gets rare access to Canada's top soldier in Latvia, examining how Canadian troops and engineers are helping strengthen NATO's eastern flank.

Chief Financial Correspondent Amanda Lang examines the government's budget priorities, rising debts, future spending room, and the market's reaction to it.

Abigail Bimman examines whether the federal budget delivers meaningful relief for Canadians struggling with the rising cost of living.

NDP Leader Avi Lewis discusses affordability measures in the 2026 federal budget, saying it ‘doesn’t deal with the price of food at all.’

From trade volatility to household pressures, Mike Le Couteur breaks down the key takeaways from Canada's 2026 federal budget.

Conservative Finance Critic Michael Chong discusses his party’s critiques of the 2026 budget, which he says ‘doesn’t establish credible fiscal anchors.’

Immigration expert Shamira Madhany calls it ‘a joint partnership’ between provinces and the federal government to regulate temporary residents.

Canada’s federal budget includes an increase to military spending and a recommitment to NATO's target of 5 per cent GDP by 2035. Adrian Ghobrial reports.

Canadian Federation of Independent Small Businesses president Dan Kelly says small businesses are ‘left out’ from the tariff relief programs in the budget.