Canadians avoided a return to the polls as MPs on Monday night voted in favour of Prime Minister Mark Carney’s budget.
The budget vote served as a confidence vote for the minority Liberals, who needed the support of another party — or at least a few MP’s outside their party — to get required votes to pass the budget.
In the lead-up, opposition parties spoke against the budget as well as its whopping $78.3-billion deficit, saying it did not align with their priorities.
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“Carney sold Canadians on this idea that he was going to be different than Trudeau, that he was going to be a financial guru — but this budget looks a lot like the budgets we got over the past 10 years,” Franco Terrazzano, of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation, told the_ Toronto Sun_ after t

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