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Mark Carney discussed federal budget funding for Canadian culture and took journalists’ questions at a Montreal news conference.
Prime Minister Mark Carney made an announcement in Montreal on Tuesday about federal budget funding for Canadian culture, according to CBC’s description of its news conference coverage.
Carney also took questions from journalists. The CBC description did not specify the funding amount, recipients or timing.
CityNews’ The Big Story examines the sovereignty message and financing questions behind Carney’s second budget, which includes grocery help, journalism and culture funding, and a goal to end homelessness.
Ottawa has budgeted $12 million over four years for Justin Trudeau’s archives. Library and Archives Canada says none of the funding will go to the former prime minister.
Watch Lucy’s evening update: Carney’s response, Jordan, Ontario’s optional digital ID, Canadian research funding, retail sales and Hamilton’s election.
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