加拿大卫生部长国会秘书 Maggie Chi 在 Markham 宣讲2026年预算：12亿加元延续心理健康与居家社区护理协议
加拿大卫生部长国会秘书 Maggie Chi 与 Markham—Unionville 区国会议员 Michael Ma 11月9日在安大略省 Markham 与当地合作伙伴和相关机构会面，宣讲加拿大2026年预算《掌握自己的命运》（Budget 2026: Masters of our destiny），主题是建设更强大、更独立、更有韧性的经济，并让加拿大人的生活更可负担。Markham 是加拿大华人聚居的城市之一。
预算提出，在2027-28年度提供12亿加元，延续心理健康、成瘾治疗以及居家和社区护理方面的协议，帮助更多加拿大人不论支付能力如何，都能获得所需的护理。Chi 说，每个加拿大人都应在需要的时候、需要的地方获得优质医疗、心理健康支持和社区服务，这笔投入帮助更多人在离家更近的地方获得护理、支持护理者，并增进全国社区的健康与福祉。
预算的其他要点包括：一项长期住房战略，未来11年以现金计提供近450亿加元，目标是在10年内结束无家可归现象；20亿加元投资通过新的全国热泵返现计划（National Heat Pump Rebate）帮助多达82万户家庭改用热泵并进行房屋节能改造；食品杂货与必需品福利在2026-27福利年一次性提高50%，2027年初发放，无子女单身者最高339加元、有两个孩子的夫妇最高679加元；北方营养计划（Nutrition North Canada）从2027-28年度起四年投入6.103亿加元，降低北方社区进口食品的成本。预算还提出，新设的「建设加拿大工人福利」（Build Canada Workers Benefit）预计将让24万人脱贫。
加拿大财政部长 François-Philippe Champagne 表示，「掌握自己的命运」就是有信心凭借自身优势塑造未来。预算提出，加拿大有望在2027-28年度实现日常运营支出与收入平衡，比原计划提前一整年，赤字占国内生产总值（GDP）的比率保持下降。
关联：加拿大在 Burlington 宣讲2026年预算负担能力措施：食品杂货福利最高679加元，北方食品补贴6.103亿加元
（来源：加拿大卫生部）
Parliamentary Secretary Maggie Chi Highlights Budget 2026 in Markham: $1.2 Billion to Extend Mental Health and Home and Community Care Agreements
Maggie Chi, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Health, and Michael Ma, Member of Parliament for Markham—Unionville, met with partners and stakeholders in Markham, Ontario, on November 9 to highlight Budget 2026: Masters of our destiny, Canada's plan to build a stronger, more independent and resilient economy and make life more affordable for Canadians. Markham is home to one of Canada's largest Chinese-Canadian communities.
The budget proposes $1.2 billion in 2027-28 to extend mental health, addictions, and home and community care agreements, helping more Canadians access the care they need regardless of their ability to pay. Chi said every Canadian deserves access to quality health care, mental health supports, and community services when and where they need them, and that the investment helps more people access care closer to home, supports caregivers, and strengthens the health and well-being of communities across the country.
Other measures in the budget include a long-term housing strategy providing nearly $45 billion on a cash basis over the next 11 years, putting Canada on a path to end homelessness within 10 years; a $2 billion investment to help up to 820,000 households switch to heat pumps and support home retrofits through the new National Heat Pump Rebate; a one-time 50% increase to the Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit for the 2026-27 benefit year, delivered in early 2027, worth up to $339 for a single person without children and up to $679 for a couple with two children; and $610.3 million over four years, starting in 2027-28, for Nutrition North Canada to help lower the cost of imported foods in northern communities. The budget also estimates that 240,000 people will be lifted out of poverty through the new Build Canada Workers Benefit.
Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne said being masters of our destiny is about having the confidence to build on Canada's strengths and shape its own future. The budget keeps Canada on a path to balance day-to-day operating spending with revenues by 2027-28, a full year ahead of schedule, while keeping the deficit-to-GDP ratio on a declining path.
(Source: Health Canada)
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