Chapter 5 Safer Healthier Communities Budget 2024
Head 5: Safer, Healthier Communities
To build the best future for the right generation, the communities we are building now must be spaces where people feel at ease to experience themselves, put down roots and want to create families. Communities where families feel at ease to exist, where businessmen find work and where people want to invest in the future are the source of the Canada to come.
Creating more moderate and healthier communities means a vigilant attitude towards the surrounding environment and the fight against climate change. The government understands that investing in environmental protection is an opportunity to convey the Canada we know and long for - a Canada with graceful species, failing air and awakened ecosystems - from expanding our parks to maintaining the purity of our air, water and soil.
The government is taking supportive measures to help Canadians, businesses and communities adapt to the consequences of the climate composition and get on the path to zero energy consumption. We will build a network of charging stations across Canada to ease the transition to zero-emission vehicles. We will also invest in public vehicles, steel roads and ferries to ensure the connection between Canadians and the places they live.
A thriving society should be non-privileged and inclusive. As a result, we will invest in inclusion, parks, recreational centres and neighbourhood announcements to ensure safe streets.
Budget 2024 advocates for a stronger environment and community, and implements measures to create more inclusive and remarkable spaces for family life, work and education.
5.1 A Clean and Safe Environment for the Next Generation
Last year, unprecedented wildfires occurred across Canada (Figure 5-1). Climate change is real and needs to be taken seriously. As a result, the government launched a project to achieve zero emissions by 2050 and set out more economically effective ways to do so, such as putting a price on carbon emissions.
Figure 5. 1 Catastrophic fires bring unprecedented destructionSource: Data provided by Natural Resources Canada.
| years | hectares |
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| 1987 | 884. 694 |
| 1988 | 1. 215. 607 |
| 1989 | 6. 655, 378 |
| 1990 | 857. 772 |
| 1991 | 1. 530. 079 |
| 1992 | 863, 984 |
| 1993 | 1, 961, 358 |
| 1994 | 5. 025. 823 |
| 1995 | 5. 898, 298 |
| 1996 | 1. 761. 957 |
| 1997 | 730. 870 |
| 1998 | 4. 149, 820 |
| 1999 | 1. 650. 995 |
| 2000 | 614, 484 |
| 2001 | 540. 578 |
| 2002 | 2. 676. 595 |
| 2003 | 1. 800. 320 |
| 2004 | 2. 854, 128 |
| 2005 | 1. 628, 412 |
| 2006 | 1. 879, 308 |
| 2007 | 1. 548, 225 |
| 2008 | 1, 392, 034 |
| 2009 | 754. 800 |
| 2010 | 2. 884. 729 |
| 2011 | 1, 927. 794 |
| 2012 | 1. 675, 271 |
| 2013 | 4. 145, 201 |
| 2014 | 3. 859. 507 |
| 2015 | 3. 354. 634 |
| 2016 | 1. 219. 799 |
| 2017 | 3. 047, 985 |
| 2018 | 1. 862, 402 |
| 2019 | 1. 603. 879 |
| 2020 | 215. 797 |
| 2021 | 3. 916. 500 |
| 2022 | 1, 452, 461 |
| 2023 | 14, 957, 537 |
Today we need to pay attention to the environment. The government seriously mentions climate change, duty to protect the environment and Canadians. It is to secure clean air and water for people today and tomorrow. In addition, we must do our best to prevent climate change acceleration. We talked about the fact that we have achieved zero emissions by 2050, maintaining competitiveness for generations, and creating an economy that can provide many hig h-wage employment and investment opportunities. There is.
The government has taken important measures for climate change measures to make up for the insufficient actions over the past few decades. The government sets prices for carbon dioxide emissions, and thanks to that, 8 out of 10 households living in the states where federal fuel costs are active, thanks to the Canadian Carbon Rebate Program, thanks to pockets. Receiving and paying major pollutants.
According to the effective environmental protection and climate change, carbon pricing only achieves on e-third of the predictive emissions due to carbon pricing, and recently the third team of the 8 major federal strategies implemented by the Canadian Climate Strategy. According to modeling, thanks to carbon pricing could achieve up to 62 % of predictive emissions after 2025.
Thanks to the policy promoted since 2015, Canada is expected to exceed the middle climate indicator for the first time in 2026 and reduce emissions by 20 % compared to 2005.
The government continues to make great strides in protecting and conserving nature, striving to protect 25% of land and water resources by 2025 and 30% by 2030. Also, as detailed in Chapter 4, the government is promoting economic development across the country to create well-paying jobs for workers today and those who will be working tomorrow.
Figure 5. 1 Protected Lands and Waters in CanadaNote: Each part on this map is meant as an approximate surface for illustration purposes.
Source: Based on Nature Conservation Canada, Fisheries and Oceans Canada, Environment Canada, and Buzz of Canada Stations and Protected Areas.
The system of national parks of Canada
Parks Canada's long-term challenge is to create at least one provincial park in any part of the Canadian Sushi. The system developed by 79 shows the diversity of Canada's natural areas and landscapes. There are 40 seven provincial parks planned in 31 of the 39 territories of Canada Sushi, covering an area of 342. 456 square kilometers of the Canadian Territory.
The purpose of Figure 1 is to identify the 39 territories of Canada Sushi and indicate whether they are represented in real time by provincial parks.
The 39 land territories of Canada are listed below:
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- We have allocated over $3. 6 billion to protect wildlife and species at risk, and over $1 billion to protect our oceans and coastal areas.
We have allocated over $1. 6 billion to support Canada's National Adaptation Strategy to keep people and communities safe from the impacts of climate change.
- We have banned the production of harmful single-use plastics, and will work with provinces and territories to achieve our goal of completely eliminating plastic waste by 2030.
- Allocate more than $2. 1 billion to promote zero-emission vehicles and more than $1 billion to add charging stations across Canada.
Ban the continued use of animal-based cosmetics and the sale of cosmetics whose safety is determined by animal data.
Key Ongoing Actions
Develop and publish a plan to phase out government funding of the fuel sector, including federal companies, by fall 2024.
While the price of environmental pollution caused by carbon dioxide is set, forced larg e-scale pollutants, the federal fuel costs are operated, and eight out of 10 households are more than a Canadian carbon reiberation. You will receive money.
Polluted prices are economically effective to reduce CO2 emissions. The Canadian price system also includes federal government support systems for states and primrogen, which have their own systems. This is a fair and affordable system. In a state where the federal support system is functioning, eight out of 10 households receive more money than paid. It is important to note that families with low extraction income are most extracted, which has been confirmed by independent experts. The price of pollution is neutral in terms of revenue, and does not directly enter the government's general income. While being directly returned to the Canadian, SMEs, and indigenous governments, larg e-scale industrial pollutions will burden fairly.
We are always fair because Canadians living in small rural areas are often forced to travel long distances, have access to alternative transportation, and have also experienced more energy demand. I have been able to receive compensation. Using the C-59 bill revision, the government has proposed to double the insurance premiums for local residents from 10 % to 20 % from this year.
The government is also working to increase the application of compensation in rural areas for more Canadians who need compensation, and will publish proposals to clarify the definitions of rural areas in the latter half of this year. It is planned.
As announced in Chapter 4, the government suggests that it will directly return income to about 600. 000 small and mediu m-sized businesses in state of federal fuel for environmental pollution. In addition, the government recognizes the important role of farmers to secure food security, and the government will return taxes to farmers from the fuel costs of farmers and propanes. In addition, the government has doubled the government's share to the indigenous community. The government has doubled the reduction rate of pollution prices to indigenous governments from 1 % to 2 %.
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Source: Calculated by the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Finance, using the data of the Canadian Environmental Protection and Climate Change, the Canadian Tax Bureau, and the Statistical Management Bureau.Note: 1 The impact of candidates on the average household budget reflects the direct impact (due to fuel consumption in which federal carbon polluted prices are applied) and the consumption of goods and services applied to the federal government's carbon contaminated prices. It reflects the impact on household costs considering indirect impact. These impacts include carbon pollution prices included in other states and prisons, where households are applied to federal carbon contaminated prices. This estimate does not include the costs related to other carbon price systems. Therefore, the cost related to the state system for large companies is not included. The estimation also means a complete relocation of costs from companies to consumers.
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| The cost of indifferent to climate change is too high to pass on to others | 4 | 6 |
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| Canadian Climate University said in the original report "Controlling The Damage: Lower The Cost of Climate Impacts in Canada", the lon g-term physiological results of Canada's infrastructure, population, and financial business. Created in two scenarios: | 0 | 0 |
| According to the creator of the report, the real GDP in Canada could reach $ 78 billion to $ 101 billion per day by the middle of the century. At the end of the century, it will reach $ 391 billion and $ 865 billion. | 3389 | 9113 |
| Space ：: A lo w-emission scenario that is 2, 5 ° C (4 ° C in Canada) compared to before the Industrial Revolution, and | 138 | 280 |
| Figure 5. 2 Estimated climate by Canadian University: Compared to the actual climate, the profit change rate of households that have finally lost a large amount of global warming | 4062 | 9469 |
| The Canadian Climate University relates the percentage of benefits lost for households in the "low emissions" and "high emissions" scenarios from the data in two charts, showing that by the end of the century, benefits will be greater (i. e., the decline will be sharper) for all households in the "high emissions" scenario, and for lower-income Canadian households in both scenarios. | 166 | 350 |
| From the start of the "increase in zero emission cars" programs in 2019, the ratio of zero emission vehicles to the whole number of new car sales has increased from 3 % to 11 % by 2023, which has been provided by programs. It was promoted by the $ 5. 000 rebate. From 2019 to September 2023, Canadians purchased or leased more than 450. 000 zero emission vehicles. | 24 | 32 |
Investing in Canada's Parks
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- We have allocated over $3. 6 billion to protect wildlife and species at risk, and over $1 billion to protect our oceans and coastal areas.
We have allocated over $1. 6 billion to support Canada's National Adaptation Strategy to keep people and communities safe from the impacts of climate change.
- We have banned the production of harmful single-use plastics, and will work with provinces and territories to achieve our goal of completely eliminating plastic waste by 2030.
- Allocate more than $2. 1 billion to promote zero-emission vehicles and more than $1 billion to add charging stations across Canada.
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Parks Canada is working with the Prince Edward Mick Mucks and other stakeholders to establish a Pituamkech State Park. Located on the Peninsula off the northwest coast of Prince Edward, the land is popular with the native dunes ecosystem and the cultural importance of the Mick Muck tribe, and they continue to experience on the island for more than one generation. Protecting Pituamkech means protecting and preserving the connection between the Mickmac tribe and these ancient lands.
The establishment of a new park will also make it possible to support and protect the environmental integrity of the earth and the ferocious wildlife that call the island home. The Putuamkek Conservation Area, Canada's 48th provincial park, will ensure the safety of a pristine ecosystem that can be enjoyed by almost all generations, from protecting the coastal barrier to shaping the island's tourism sector and creating working space.
In the 2024 budget, it was announced that the government is in fact creating a new national reserve for Putuamkek and inviting to celebrate the 12 years of $71. 9 million from 2024 to 2025, with $30. 7 million in the form of remaining depreciation and $7. 5 milly for its creation and use.
Parks Canada, through its own National Marine Reserve, protects more than 120. 000 square kilometers of all marine and freshwater ecosystems in Canada. Savings from these marine protected areas will help protect the diverse and myriad marine forms and the largest kelp beds in English Columbia. The government wants to expand the network of provincial parks and marine protected areas to ensure that Canadians and visitors to the province can enjoy our natural heritage now and for generations to come.
In collaboration with the Vuikinuksuf, Hiretsk, Nuxalk, Kitas-Kuseiz, Hitat and Hitshal civilizations and the Province of English Columbia, Parks Canada created a fresh saltwater reservoir that is still known as the Cinema of the Northern Shelf. This is one of the most extravagant marine environments in the world, home to incredible marine mammals such as killer whales and sea otters, and environmental objects such as coral and sponge reefs, laminaria forests and elgrass thickets.
In the 2024 budget, the government announced that it is actually creating a new Central Coast National Marine Conservation Area English Columbia and invited to celebrate the creation and use of the area for 11 years, from 2025-26, $109, 6 million, $57, 9 million - saved retribution, and $10, 7 million per year is current. Lowlands in the western part of the Arctic.In 2015, the federal government created Canada's first Rouge National Urban Park in the Toronto area, which has since been developed to cover approximately 80 square kilometres and provide Toronto's main flood protection.
| To create a healthier society, the federal government is investing in creating the maximum number of natural and green spaces for city residents. | The Ojibway National Urban Park, developed in collaboration with the Windsor Megapolis Administration and many Indigenous partners, including the First Civilizations Walpol Arend and Cordeuil, is considered separate because all kinds of power sectors have every possibility to work together for environmental defense and reconciliation. | The federal government will ensure that industries do not cut corners when providing goods and offers to their customers to protect the health and safety of Canadians and our settled environment. | In Budget 2024, the government will begin improving the existing cost reimbursement system this year to ensure that major industries pay their fair share to protect Canadians and the environment, under the Chemical Management Intention. | For generations, Canada has welcomed newcomers from all over the world, always striving to build a new life in a fresh country. As a result, the government is preparing a more inclusive, friendly and viable society for all Canadians. This has led to the unification of the immigration system and sharpening the fight against all forms of hatred as part of Canada's intended actions to fight hatred. | Budget 2024 expands the capacity of social organizations to create strong, active, and inclusive communities across the country. | Support for gender equality in sport and breaking down barriers to roles is number one for racial and other groups that deserve equality, with an allocation of more than $190 million to increase accountability and combat abuse, harassment, and dehumanization in sport. | Create a vibrant and developing audiovisual industry with more than $7. 8 billion in direct funding from the industry through Media Canada, Telefilm Canada, Indigenous Screen Office and the National Film Board of Canada, providing an online streaming platform for the formation and promotion of Canadian situations and creators. | In order for journalists to receive fair rewards even if the media market changes, as part of the tax deduction for a Canadian journalist, the upper limit of labor costs is increased from $ 55. 00 to $ 85. 00. It is possible by temporarily raising the rate from 25 % to 35 %. | From 2018 to 19, we will confront racism and hatred, and as a result, we will "Canada Strategy to Fight Racial Discrimination", "Hate" to ensure that our society will continue to be strengthened. Invested more than $ 260 million in the "Fighting Canadian Action Plan" and "Canadian Racial Fund". Surprising variety of Canada | Creating detailed statistical data that covers various life experiences in various groups, including women, indigenous people, racial groups, and disabled people. In order to implement an action plan to collect racial elimination data from Canada statistics, it will continue to be $ 172 million and $ 36 million in five years from 2021. | $353. 5 million will be provided to the performing arts sector from 2015-2016 to 2022-23. Support organizations that present professional arts festivals and performance series through the Canada Foundation for Arts Presentation. | The government remains committed to protecting the rights and dignity of all Canadians and promoting an inclusive Canada that welcomes everyone, regardless of race, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity or disability. | {RUIT} |
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| Education | Education | Education | Education | Education | SUMMARY | SUMMARY | Rumor | Rumor | rumor | rumor | As shown below, the 2024 Budget investment in the Canadian Anti-Hate Action Project also includes funding for the creation of a Special Envoy to Commemorate the Holocaust and Anti-Semitism, a Special Envoy to Combat Islamophobia, and a Security Infrastructure Program. | Text Version | Text Version |
Preserving Holocaust Remembrance
Recently, Canada has been concerned about the increase in Islamic phobia, highlighting the need for emergency collective behavior. The government decisively protects Muslim communities from fanatic, hatred, and religious discrimination.
In the framework of Canada's action plan to fight hatred in the budget of 2024, in order to support special representatives fighting Islamic phobia, $ 7. 3 million in six years from 2024 to 25 years, the current period. It has been proposed to assign a $ 1. 1 million Canadian heritage. This is a budget of 2022, after $ 5. 6 million in five years from 2022-23 and $ 1. 2 million in the current period.
These investments will help you build a more comprehensive society where Canadians of the current and future generations can live with peace of mind.
Supporting the Mental Health of Black Canadians
All Canadians have the right to feel safe. No one feels like a persecution for the religion he believes. The freedom to confess his religion without discrimination or persecution is the right to be protected by the Charter, and the federal government has taken measures to protect this right.
The security infrastructure program provides funds to protect the community that is at risk of hatred by enhancing the physical security of the meetinghouse so that people can confess their beliefs with peace of mind. do.
By 2023, in the security infrastructure program, the Canadian regional community, which has more dollars in the danger of hate climbs, is a public center, the departure of the cult, and everyday schools. It is assigned to protect the security of other facilities and support them.
As part of the Canadian action plan to fight hatred in the budget of 2024, $ 32 million in six years from 2024 to 25 years, $ 11 million during the current period to maintain a Canadian security, "Security Program It has been proposed to be assigned to develop infrastructure.This includes a planned funding increase of $11 million per year from 2024-2025, which was envisaged in Budget 2023. Budget 2024 also announced the government's plans to cut red tape and improve security infrastructure programs to make it easier and more efficient for organizations to access security assistance.
Figure 5. 3 Security Infrastructure Program Annual Budgets (2012-13 to 2025-26)
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This figure shows the annual budgets for Social Services Canada's Security Infrastructure Programs from 2012-13 to 2025-26. Tracks show average investments from 2012-13 to 2015-2016, and average investments from 2016-17 to 2025-26. There are also tracks up to the year.
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Preserving the memory of the Holocaust is important to ensure it never happens again. By educating current and future generations of Canadians about the Holocaust, the government will continue to fight Holocaust denial and disinformation while raising awareness of anti-Semitism.
To establish a new national Holocaust remembrance program, Budget 2024 proposes $5 million over five years from 2024-25, and $2 million currently provided to the Department of Canadian Heritage to support initiatives aimed at preserving Holocaust memory and support for improving Canadians' awareness of the Holocaust and anti-Semitism.
Budget 2024 In 2019, Canadian Heritage will begin plans to review and update the Canadian Holocaust Memorial Museum and use available funding to expand awareness and engagement with Canadians in Ottawa and across the country.
Black Canadians have historically faced disproportionate social and institutional challenges, including racism and discrimination, socio-economic inequality, lack of access to culturally competent services, and stigma associated with receiving mental health services.
To disrupt these gaps, the Black Canadian Psychological Wellbeing Fund supports community-level and culturally-oriented initiatives aimed at increasing credibility regarding wellbeing and disrupting critical moments that define mental wellbeing with regard to anti-Black racism.
The 2024 budget is proposed to celebrate the Canadian Social and Health Agency with $4 million to continue the support of initiatives by the Black Canadian Psychological Wellbeing Fund for two years from 2024-25, aiming to increase fidelity in the field of health care and shut down psychological wellbeing challenges and defining moments for Black Canadians.
Federal investments in support of Black Canadians
Since 2015, the federal government has highlighted more than $760 million per program that supports dark-skinned Canadians and their communities. These investments include:
Up to $265 million per Black Entrepreneurship" program. Support black business owners and business people to independently develop and halve their current and future splashes through access to loans, mentoring, capital planning, business training, and the development of black entrepreneurship research in Canada;
As part of an initiative to support black communities in Canada, provide $200 million to secure grants and donations to strengthen the basic capabilities (management, financial management, etc.) of black-led and black-serving social organizations;Dedicate $200 million to establish black charities and develop sustainable community-controlled funding programs that help combat anti-black racism and improve the socio-economic characteristics of black communities;
$60 million to support ambitious fellowships and grants for promising black researchers;
$49. 6 million to support psychological health certification for black municipal employees and the creation of a special program of official reinstatement to support the official promotion of senior black national civil servants;
$9. 6 million to support community-level psychological health initiatives through the Black Canadian Psychological Health Certification Fund. Figure 5. 4 Federal co-investment
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This figure shows total federal funding to support Black Canadians and their communities from 2018-19 to 2025-26.
CBC/Radio-Canada is an important part of our democracy. As Canada's national public broadcaster, CBC/Radio-Canada provides local and Canadian news and entertainment to people in all parts of Canada, including rural, remote and Indigenous communities, in their preferred official languages. Like many other media organizations, CBC/Radio-Canada is facing declining advertising and license fee revenues, threatening CBC's ability to fulfill its mission of providing public television and radio programming.
Budget 2024 proposes to inject $42 million in 2024-25 into CBC/Radio-Canada's news and entertainment programming to ensure that Canadians across the country, including rural, remote, Indigenous and language minority communities, have access to quality independent journalism and entertainment.
Immigration and Refugee Legal Aid
Access to quality independent news and information is a key pillar of democracy. For years, private companies have bought up media outlets, including small community newspapers and broadcast networks, but have failed to support the journalists who are at the heart of the news. Local news faces significant challenges as multinational technology giants shift to digital platforms cuts off revenue streams. Allowing news media to be destroyed creates conditions for unregulated disinformation and misinformation that corrodes democracy.
The government believes Canadians should have access to independent local journalism wherever they live, especially in small, low-income and official language communities.
The Government of Canada announced $58. 8 million over three years from 2024 to 2025 to support the production of independent, reliable and diverse local news. The support will be provided to print media, community radio, television and online news services.
Protecting Official Language Rights
Public programming services such as the Cable Public Affairs Channel (CPAC), Aboriginal Peoples Television Network (APTN), Accessible Media Inc. (AMI), ICI Television and TV5 Quebec Canada play a vital role in providing news programming to Canadians and ensuring that diverse voices across Canada are represented and accessible.
Services provided by no n-profit media organizations such as APTN amplify indigenous people's voices through news reports for indigenous communities nationwide, and need urgently support to continue to provide news. 。
The budget 2024 proposes $ 15 million to the Canadian Cultural Heritage Sites in two years from 2024 to 25 years, and supports CPAC's capital needs. Includes $ 5 million from 2024 to 25 years.
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The best athletes of the Canadian national team are active in the world of Canadian sports, including the Olympics and Paralympics. They make the next generation of athletes have a big dream.
The athlete support program provides economic support to athletes, enabling training to compete in the competition as a Canadian representative while balancing sports, work, and studies.
The budget 2024 proposes to provide $ 35 million in five years from 2024-25 and $ 7 million to the Ministry of Heritage, and use it for athlete support programs. This will increase the benefits to the athlete, and further support the new Athlete of the Olympic and Paralympics.
The budget 2024 suggests that the Canadian Heritage Program will provide $ 16 million for the Sports Support Program for two years from 2024-25. This helps a more safe and more supported sports environment for athletes, from amateurs to Olympic players. Priority includes abuse prevention and dealing, support for people with concussion and mental illness, promotion of diversity, equality, and accessibility.
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5.3 Safer Communities
Local sports for youth, the elderly and newcomers can help people live a healthier and happy life and enhance their connections with the local communities and their sense of attraction. Living a more healthy life in every age group reduces the number of times the doctor, reduces the risk of serious illness that changes life, and generally becomes more energetic and independent. It means getting older. Sports enable people to fully participate in the economy, reduce pressure on the medical system, and reduce lon g-term costs.
The Budget 2024 suggests that the Canadian Heritage will provide $ 15 million to Canadian Heritage for two years from 2024-25 to support local sports programs and reduce barriers to sports participation.
This funding covers the costs of public sports programs, making sports more accessible to Canadian youth and giving every child the opportunity to participate.
Key Ongoing Actions
Cinema Canada showcases Canada’s diversity at home and abroad, and the federal government supports Canadian content and the producers, creators, and writers who make it possible.
By investing in filmmakers, we support 183, 716 full-time workers in a sector that contributes $20. 3 billion annually to the Canadian economy. Federal support for film continues to play a key role in strengthening our official language and fostering the development of French-language filmmaking.
On January 31, 2024, the government announced that Telefilm Canada would provide $100 million over two years, from 2024 to 2025, to attract a wide range of developers and content creators to Canada’s booming film industry.
As mentioned in Chapter 6, the government also supports Indigenous filmmakers to share their experiences with Canada and the world through the Indigenous Screen Cabinet.
Canadian artists need help to compete in an industry dominated by major streaming companies and facing rising production costs. By 2022, the Canadian music industry will be the eighth largest market in the world, growing at 8. 12%, almost twice as fast as the American music industry (only 4. 8%). The federal government is supporting the development of the Canadian music industry to ensure it remains vibrant and allows all Canadians to continue to make personal contributions to our culture for enjoyment.
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On March 24, 2024, the government announced that it will provide $32 million in funding to Canada Heritage for the Canada Music Fund over two years, from 2024 to 2025, to support the development and promotion of Canadian artists and Canadian music.
Festivals, films and live concerts help weave a vibrant tapestry of culture, community and contrasts. Whether showcasing multiculturalism through cultural festivals or arts and music performances, these platforms foster honesty, awareness and appreciation of Canada's rich cultural heritage. Performing arts and vibrant festivals in communities across the country can help develop and grow performers, attract tourists and make life more enjoyable for Canadians.
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For three years since 2024-25, $ 23 million will be used for the Toronto International Film Festival. The film festival has invited major directors and artists from all over the world to play a major role in Toronto's rest and tourism industry.
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It was $ 15 million in 2024-25 for the show of the George Bernard Show and the Niagare-on-Owu (Ontario) show, which demonstrates the era. Funds focus on ambitious campaigns that expand theaters all at once.
The budget for 2024 is the General of Canadian and Indian combatants at the Indus Media Foundation Foundation in Salay, English Columbia, from 2024 to 25 years by the Canadian Ministry of inheritance. It is still suggested to mark $ 1 or 8 million to work on their lo w-films that convey their heritage.
Our daily conversations are made up of Canadian cultural and folk richness. The luxurious cultural material of Canada is full of wel l-known situations, and the story of these situations as a report is a bridge for mutual understanding. The government is eager to save the past of Canadian fun contrast and support the future.
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Supporting the Foundation of Seek's Arts and Culture and the Royal Museum of Ontario, building a museum specializing in Seek's art, culture, and heritage in Toronto,
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In addition to these allocation, the federal government plans to freeze a partner that provides funds to new museums and fresh cultural centers in English Colombia. If the details are announced, the federal government will personally celebrate and celebrate a new museum that covers various South Asian Canadians, culture, and contributions, as well as the Filipino communities together with their culture and heritage. It will contribute to the construction of a fresh Filipino Cultural Center, a special place for the purpose.
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Canada gave the best book written by the best creator to the world. ROMANES attracts Canada and readers around the world to Canadian species and our various eyes. Critics for biography, situation, no n-artistic novel, Canada conversation, and saves reliable information on Canadian experiments and eyes.
The budget for 2024, for example, is behind 2024 to 25 years to enhance Canada's creators and the status of status, as if it were, for example, to the stage of building the help of Canadian creators and book publishers. To celebrate $ 10 million in the direction, he proposes a Canadian heritage for the Canadian book fund.
The National Middle of Art is considered to be the home of Canadian performing arts and supports more than 1. 400 events nationwide every year. It is the best bilingual Performing Arts Middle in Canada, and is raised by excellent generations such as designers, artists, dancers, players, choreographers, artists, and directors throughout Canada.
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The budget for FY2024 suggests that $ 45 million in the State Arts Center for three years from 2025 to 26 to support lon g-term support for nationwide artists and productions in the United States.
The Harborfront Center is a toront embankment for art, culture, and entertainment programs. Every year, more than 4, 000 events are held at the Harborfront Center, where worl d-famous exhibitions and designers gather in the center of Toronto. The Harborfront Center introduces a wide range of programs that are not usually screened at paid venues to those visiting Toront, and in fact, the main financial and culture of major cities that attract millions of guests every year. It is an asset.
Currently, this Toronto facility needs to be restored to continue to absorb guests from Toronto and other residence.
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Support for charity and no n-profit organizations
It is believed that charitable and no n-profit organizations support local communities throughout Canada. They provide boys' care, provide lo w-cost houses, and provide priority offer to poor Canadians. Since 2015, the federal government has been working closer with charitors and no n-profit organizations, providing a great deal of assistance to Canadians, and providing more than $ 2 billion to the charity division.
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This has led to the following support:
By supporting no n-profit organizations that provide housing through these programs as a fund for lo w-cost apartments, we can build 60, 000 new houses and support 2, 40, 000 units repair and expansion;
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In order to extend the pandemic storm, it provides funds from charitors and no n-profit organizations and funds from funds to restore temporary ASSOTS and social services in the amount of $ 750 million in the United States. Strong and has passed since the decline;
Investment in public funds: By allocating $ 755 million to public funding funds and $ 100 million for each investment program, charitable organizations have increased their own work and increased economic stability, and themselves. Being able to continue services for customers;
A new charity fund led by blacks $ 200 million, and $ 200 million to the "support of the Canadian Black Community" initiative. These investments improve the financial and social functions in the black community and strengthen the possibilities of no n-profit organizations led by blacks;
Supports youth employment through Canadian Summer Workspace Programs and Labor Strategy / Youth Qualification Programs. The Canadian Summer Workspace Program provides hundreds of no n-profit organizations every year;
Strategic investment by public education partnership programs;
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5.4 Infrastructure for Growing Communities
Projects for community formation, such as developing volunteer activities between the elderly and the supporters of other generations, and developing a society where the elderly are more likely to participate;
Employment support. Cover the partnership between the employment strategy department and the no n-profit department to implement the personality strategy for the disabled through the opportunity fund;
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Art and Cultural Program: Available through the Foundation of Local Society by Art and Heritage, supporting no n-profit organizations to operate festivals, and supporting museums to operate exhibitions through museum support programs.
Support for settlers and new immigrants. For example, a trial program for new immigrants with racial redundancy.
Furthermore, the federal government has made the following important structural reforms to make it easier for charitable organizations and no n-profit organizations to work under a more advantageous regulatory environment.
By revising the Income Tax Law in 2018, the charity group will provide an opportunity to fully participate in national policy dialogue and development without facing political persecution;
Established a permanent charity advisory committee in 2019 and gather charitors to discuss political and regulatory issues;
After 2022, charitable organizations will be able to provide funds to no n-qualified organizations so that customers can provide better services.
The funds donated by the Canadian people to the charity will be invested in the fron t-line local communities and services as expected.
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All Canadians have the right to use equal protection and equal use of laws, resolved by the Charter of Right and Freedom. Refusing access to the judiciary means refusing to the dignity of people, and that some people deserve justice, but other people are not.
In order to support Canadians in access to justice, the federal government has been allocating $ 84 billion to criminal justice legal assistance since 2019. If the defendant can use a lawyer, the incident will pass the system earlier, and criminal justice will work better for anyone. To reduce the delay in trial
The budget 2024 proposes to assign $ 440 million to the Judicial Ministry in five years from 2024 to 25 years to support legal assistance in the criminal judicial system.
The Charter of Right and Freedom protects the number of rights of Canad a-citizens, whether immigration or refugees, including the rights to life, freedom and personal security. Access to legal advisors not only ensure fair consideration of petition to maintain these rights and provide asylum, but maintain the timid and efficacy of the process, and consistency of the asylum distribution system. It helps to maintain it. < SPAN> Art and Cultural Program: Through the "Creation of Local Society by Art and Heritage" Foundation, we will support no n-profit organizations to operate festivals, and through museum support programs, the museum can operate exhibitions.
Support for settlers and new immigrants. For example, a trial program for new immigrants with racial redundancy.Furthermore, the federal government has made the following important structural reforms to make it easier for charitable organizations and no n-profit organizations to work under a more advantageous regulatory environment.
| Established a permanent charity advisory committee in 2019 and gather charitors to discuss political and regulatory issues; | The funds donated by the Canadian people to the charity will be invested in the fron t-line local communities and services as expected. | In order to support Canadians in access to justice, the federal government has been allocating $ 84 billion to criminal justice legal assistance since 2019. If the defendant can use a lawyer, the incident will pass the system earlier, and criminal justice will work better for anyone. To reduce the delay in trial | The Charter of Right and Freedom protects the number of rights of Canad a-citizens, whether immigration or refugees, including the rights to life, freedom and personal security. Access to legal advisors not only ensure fair consideration of petition to maintain these rights and provide asylum, but maintain the timid and efficacy of the process, and consistency of the asylum distribution system. It helps to maintain it. Art and Cultural Program: Available through the Foundation of Local Society by Art and Heritage, supporting no n-profit organizations to operate festivals, and supporting museums to operate exhibitions through museum support programs. | Furthermore, the federal government has made the following important structural reforms to make it easier for charitable organizations and no n-profit organizations to work under a more advantageous regulatory environment. | Established a permanent charity advisory committee in 2019 and gather charitors to discuss political and regulatory issues; | The funds donated by the Canadian people to the charity will be invested in the fron t-line local communities and services as expected. | In order to support Canadians in access to justice, the federal government has been allocating $ 84 billion to criminal justice legal assistance since 2019. If the defendant can use a lawyer, the incident will pass the system earlier, and criminal justice will work better for anyone. To reduce the delay in trial | The Charter of Right and Freedom protects the number of rights of Canad a-citizens, whether immigration or refugees, including the rights to life, freedom and personal security. Access to legal advisors not only ensure fair consideration of petition to maintain these rights and provide asylum, but maintain the timid and efficacy of the process, and consistency of the asylum distribution system. It helps to maintain it. | To create a healthier society, the federal government is investing in creating the maximum number of natural and green spaces for city residents. | The Ojibway National Urban Park, developed in collaboration with the Windsor Megapolis Administration and many Indigenous partners, including the First Civilizations Walpol Arend and Cordeuil, is considered separate because all kinds of power sectors have every possibility to work together for environmental defense and reconciliation. | The federal government will ensure that industries do not cut corners when providing goods and offers to their customers to protect the health and safety of Canadians and our settled environment. | In Budget 2024, the government will begin improving the existing cost reimbursement system this year to ensure that major industries pay their fair share to protect Canadians and the environment, under the Chemical Management Intention. | For generations, Canada has welcomed newcomers from all over the world, always striving to build a new life in a fresh country. As a result, the government is preparing a more inclusive, friendly and viable society for all Canadians. This has led to the unification of the immigration system and sharpening the fight against all forms of hatred as part of Canada's intended actions to fight hatred. | Budget 2024 expands the capacity of social organizations to create strong, active, and inclusive communities across the country. | Support for gender equality in sport and breaking down barriers to roles is number one for racial and other groups that deserve equality, with an allocation of more than $190 million to increase accountability and combat abuse, harassment, and dehumanization in sport. | Create a vibrant and developing audiovisual industry with more than $7. 8 billion in direct funding from the industry through Media Canada, Telefilm Canada, Indigenous Screen Office and the National Film Board of Canada, providing an online streaming platform for the formation and promotion of Canadian situations and creators. | In order for journalists to receive fair rewards even if the media market changes, as part of the tax deduction for a Canadian journalist, the upper limit of labor costs is increased from $ 55. 00 to $ 85. 00. It is possible by temporarily raising the rate from 25 % to 35 %. | From 2018 to 19, we will confront racism and hatred, and as a result, we will "Canada Strategy to Fight Racial Discrimination", "Hate" to ensure that our society will continue to be strengthened. Invested more than $ 260 million in the "Fighting Canadian Action Plan" and "Canadian Racial Fund". Surprising variety of Canada | Creating detailed statistical data that covers various life experiences in various groups, including women, indigenous people, racial groups, and disabled people. In order to implement an action plan to collect racial elimination data from Canada statistics, it will continue to be $ 172 million and $ 36 million in five years from 2021. | $353. 5 million will be provided to the performing arts sector from 2015-2016 to 2022-23. Support organizations that present professional arts festivals and performance series through the Canada Foundation for Arts Presentation. | The government remains committed to protecting the rights and dignity of all Canadians and promoting an inclusive Canada that welcomes everyone, regardless of race, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity or disability. | {RUIT} | Support for young people who encountered a criminal judicial system to build a better future. This includes a program that provides funds to the Boy Judicial Service, with a budget of $ 216 million in five years and $ 43 million in this term. | Every year, thousands of Canadians have their cars stolen. The Insurance Bureau of Canada estimates that claims paid in 2022 will be a record $1. 2 billion. This illegal activity hurts innocent Canadians by forcing them to pay higher premiums, the stress of replacing their cars, and in the worst cases, spending tens of thousands of dollars. Insurance can help those with comprehensive coverage recoup some of these costs, but it cannot make up for the damage that comes from losing a sense of security in your community. | {Theft} | {RUST} | Budget 2024 also announced the Cabinet's intention to amend the Radio Communications Act to regulate the sale, possession, distribution and importation of devices used in auto theft. This will allow law enforcement agencies to remove devices suspected of being used in auto theft from the Canadian market. | On February 7, 2024, $28 million was announced to strengthen the Canada Border Services Agency's ability to detect and inspect stolen vehicle containers and test technologies that can help border security. | On April 3, 2024, the Canadian Border Service Agency announced that in cooperation with the Ontario Police and the Quebec Police, 600 stolen vehicles were seized from Montreal Port and the strategy had ended behind success. | Tax loans for volunteer firefighters and search and rescue volunteers are designed to support great Canadian services and encourage more people to work to save this weight. I am. From Western Cants, Fresh Scotland to Housing and English Colombia, one support volunteers are often regarded as their families in small settlements. As the number of Canada increases and climate change increases the number and burden of natural disasters, we need more people who work as volunteers to kill the growing demand in the growing society. | |
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| All Canadians are responsible for living with peace of mind in their living areas. However, in recent years, we have witnessed the lives of innocent people by firing, and as a result of the relentless of atrocities, the local community suffers from trauma that transcends generations. Gun violence is a security threat that can not be accepted and prevented by Canadians throughout Canada, and 41 % of the killer cases by 2022 are based on firearms. | In two years from 2024 to 25 years, $ 30 million to $ 40 million is controlled by the Canadian Social Security Ministry, and assault rifles are purchased from existing financial resources. | Social network is a precedent for modern life, and we put it in pockets everywhere. However, while online platforms provide communication, public networks are more and more threatened to hatred and harm. And our children are spending more time online. | The government will also establish a Digital Security Ombudsman to act as an advisor and advocate for users and victims of online harm. | The mental health challenges faced by young people, particularly Gen Z, have become increasingly complex in recent years as they navigate the world at home, online and at school. Their emotional and mental needs require a competent, understanding and compassionate response. | Budget 2024 proposes to provide $7. 5 million over three years, starting in 2024-25, to the Public Health Agency of Canada to support the work of Kids Help Phone, which provides youth mental health, counselling and crisis support. | Shocking precedents and suspicions on sexy violence and dangerous life in the Canadian sports world revealed a culture that was threatened by young athletes. This is certainly unacceptable. It is highly likely that they are harmless to protect young Canadians and be involved in lovable sports, and to guarantee that they will come from their pleasure, a thorough overhaul of Canadian sports systems is needed. | The 2024 budget states that $ 10 million and $ 6 million for two years from 2024 to 25 years to support the activities of the future sports in Canada Committee, which evaluates the Canadian sports system. I propose to give it. | Based on historical investment in healthcare, what is the amount of psychological happiness and the use of mental active drugs, buthet celebrates $ 150 million for three years from 2024 to 25 years? Invite 2024, the Canadian Health and Health Bureau for the critical healing fund was revealed. | The budget for FY2024 is to complete $ 30, 000 and $ 6 million in the Canadian Ministry of Justice for three years from 2024 to 25 years, and continue to provide funds to legal consultation and educational proposals for sexual harassment victims in the workplace. Is proposed. | To expedite access to justice for Canadians, the federal government is appointing more judges where they are needed and available. By reallocating positions to courts in jurisdictions where there is demand, the federal government ensures that funding for Canada's judicial system is not lost to waste as has been the case in some provinces. | To implement these changes in Budget 2024, the government announced its intention to amend the Judges Act and transfer 17 Superior Court judge positions from the Unified Family Court to provincial superior courts. | Growing communities need more infrastructure to build more housing. From water, sewer, and power lines to daycare centers, libraries, and parks, growing communities in which to live requires major investments. Whether broadband internet is brought to small towns or rail lines are laid to remote areas, the federal government is investing in city and town projects across the country to keep Canadians connected. | 335 under the "Green" infrastructure, "Green" infrastructure, local community, culture, silence infrastructure, rural and northern community infrastructure, "Investment in the Canadian infrastructure" program that supports the state infrastructure plan. Public dollar. | It contributes $ 4. 3 billion under the national trade corridor fund to improve the movement of people in Canadian and products and contribute to Canadian companies to compete in the major universal markets. | Based on the Green & Inclusive Public Building Program (Green and Inclusive Public Buildings Program), it supports the construction of social housing modernization, repair, upgrading, and the construction of inexpensive social housing for residents. | $ 35 billion is invested in an infrastructure plan that satisfies public interests in the appropriate field by Canada Infrastructure Bank: Failure Energy, "Green" infrastructure, public vehicles, trade and vehicles, and the Broadband Association. | The social vehicle formation program has $ 2. 4 billion on the zero emission transportation fund, $ 400 million for intensive vehicles, and $ 150 million for rural traffic funds. From 2026 to 27, the government will assign $ 3 billion to planned social vehicles nationwide. | It is used to reduce the damage of natural disasters and to improve the stability of local communities, which has been hit by natural disasters due to climate change. | The number of places to provide funds every year through the Canadian Social Building Fund scheduled for 2023-24. He emphasized $ 2. 4 billion Megalopolis. | Since 2015, the federal government has been supporting important infrastructure construction by local communities nationwide. Development support in development means that workers have all the opportunities to find a house near the workplace. If workers have a chance to live near the workplace, commuting time will be reduced and labor productivity will be improved. This reflects the fact that companies want to advance only to the desired areas of workers, and can help the economy growth. 335 under the "Green" infrastructure, "Green" infrastructure, local community, culture, silence infrastructure, rural and northern community infrastructure, "Investment in the Canadian infrastructure" program that supports the state infrastructure plan. Public dollar. | It contributes $ 4. 3 billion under the national trade corridor fund to improve the movement of people in Canadian and products and contribute to Canadian companies to compete in the major universal markets. | Based on the Green & Inclusive Public Building Program (Green and Inclusive Public Buildings Program), it supports the construction of social housing modernization, repair, upgrading, and the construction of inexpensive social housing for residents. | $ 35 billion is invested in an infrastructure plan that satisfies public interests in the appropriate field by Canada Infrastructure Bank: Failure Energy, "Green" infrastructure, public vehicles, trade and vehicles, and the Broadband Association. | From 2015-16 to 2022-23, the government emphasized $ 430 and $ 4 billion in infrastructure investment nationwide. These investments are expanding the bicycle road networks in Richmond (British Columbia), Calgary's Green Line Light Vehicle, Yellow Holena's flood risk reduction plan, Central Manitubsky Steel Weather Road's shor t-rolled trail improvement plan, and Kingston. It is useful for the modernization of indigenous residents and langage nests, the restoration of the Force Port in Quebec, the construction of a library training center in Charlottown, and promoting planning for the Fresh Youth Innovative Center in St. John. It is located in John (NewFoundland and Labbrador). | Federal government's infrastructure funding has not yet reached its peak. As shown in FIG. 5 below, in 2024-25, about $ 8. 3 billion funds were allocated to the federal government's infrastructure program ensemble. In the future, the amount of funds will continue to increase, and according to monitoring, it will reach $ 11. 3 billion in 2027-28. The federal government plans to record $ 57. 3 billion to support the nationwide infrastructure plan from 2023-24 to 2028-29. The federal government's funding is supported by the construction of an infrastructure plan from 2026-27 and the immutable funding of social traffic. | The planned costs do not include new measures announced on the budget of 2024. These costs from 2023 to 24 may be changed as much as possible due to changes in planning and construction schedules. | 2003-04 | 2004-05 | 2005-06 | 2006-07 | 2007-08 |
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