减少对美依赖 加拿大新财年预算案涉险过关

Group 1 - The Canadian House of Commons passed Prime Minister Carney's first fiscal budget, planning to increase spending by approximately 141 billion CAD over the next five years, equivalent to about 714.6 billion RMB [1][3] - The budget was approved with a narrow margin of 170 votes in favor and 168 against, avoiding a potential political crisis that could have triggered early federal elections [3] - The budget focuses on investments in key areas such as housing, healthcare, and infrastructure, while also aiming to attract more private capital, leading to a total investment of 1 trillion CAD, approximately 5.07 trillion RMB [3] Group 2 - The new fiscal year federal deficit is projected to rise to 78.3 billion CAD, nearly doubling from the previous fiscal year, with Carney emphasizing that expanding the deficit is a necessary measure to respond to U.S. tariff policies [3] - The budget aims to strengthen Canada's economic self-sufficiency and resilience amid increasing global uncertainties and reduce dependence on the U.S. [3]