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
加拿大国务秘书（劳工）John Zerucelli 11月9日在安大略省 Burlington 与社区食品组织 Food for Life 会面，宣讲2026年预算《掌握自己的命运》（Masters of our destiny）中改善生活负担能力的一揽子措施。加拿大就业与社会发展部当日发布了这份宣讲通稿。
负担能力措施包括：加拿大食品杂货与生活必需品福利（Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit）在2026-27福利年度一次性提高50%，2027年初发放，无子女单身人士最高可得339加元、有两个孩子的夫妇最高可得679加元；北方食品计划 Nutrition North Canada 自2027-28年度起四年投入6.103亿加元，降低北方社区进口食品成本并支持当地采收。
其他措施包括：新设可退还的加拿大照护者抵免，预计58.5万名照护者受益；新设「建设加拿大工人福利」（Build Canada Workers Benefit），预计24万人因此脱贫；长期住房战略未来11年以现金计投入近450亿加元，目标十年内消除无家可归；2027-28年度投入12亿加元延续心理健康、成瘾以及居家与社区护理协议；20亿加元全国热泵返现计划帮助最多82万户家庭更换热泵与改造住房，相关能效措施全面落实后预计覆盖多达100万户家庭、每年为加拿大人节省逾10亿加元能源账单；首次购房者购买新房可因取消或降低商品及服务税节省多达5万加元。
Zerucelli 表示，2026年预算聚焦让加拿大人的生活更可负担，从食品杂货、住房到日常开支，各项措施帮助人们省钱、留住更多收入并获得所需支持。Burlington 选区国会议员 Karina Gould 表示，预算把更多钱放回家庭口袋，并支持建设这个国家的劳动者。Food for Life 执行主任 Karen Randell 表示，该组织看到邻里们努力工作、精打细算仍入不敷出，欢迎联邦预算聚焦负担能力。
财政部长 François-Philippe Champagne 表示，2026年预算要在2027-28年度实现日常运营收支平衡，比原计划提前一年，并保持赤字占国内生产总值比例持续下降。
（来源：加拿大就业与社会发展部）
Canada Highlights Budget 2026 Affordability Measures in Burlington: Groceries Benefit Up to C$679 and C$610.3 Million for Nutrition North
John Zerucelli, Canada's Secretary of State (Labour), met with the community food organization Food for Life in Burlington, Ontario, on November 9 to highlight the affordability measures in Budget 2026, titled Masters of our destiny. Employment and Social Development Canada issued the briefing release the same day.
The affordability measures include a one-time 50 percent increase to the Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit for the 2026-27 benefit year, to be delivered in early 2027, providing up to C$339 for a single person without children and up to C$679 for a couple with two children. Nutrition North Canada will receive C$610.3 million over four years starting in 2027-28 to lower the cost of imported foods and support food harvesting in northern communities.
Other measures include a new refundable Canada Caregiver Credit expected to benefit an estimated 585,000 caregivers; a new Build Canada Workers Benefit expected to lift an estimated 240,000 people out of poverty; a long-term housing strategy providing nearly C$45 billion on a cash basis over 11 years, putting Canada on a path to end homelessness within 10 years; C$1.2 billion in 2027-28 to extend mental health, addictions, and home and community care agreements; and a C$2 billion National Heat Pump Rebate helping up to 820,000 households switch to heat pumps and retrofit homes, with related efficiency measures projected to reach up to one million homes and save Canadians more than C$1 billion a year on energy bills once fully implemented. First-time home buyers can save up to C$50,000 through the removal or reduction of the GST on new homes.
Zerucelli said Budget 2026 is focused on making life more affordable for Canadians, from groceries and housing to everyday costs, helping people save money, keep more of what they earn and get the support they need. Karina Gould, Member of Parliament for Burlington, said the budget puts more money back in the pockets of families and backs the workers who build the country. Karen Randell, Executive Director of Food for Life, said the organization sees neighbours working hard and stretching every dollar while still coming up short, and welcomed the federal budget's focus on affordability.
Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne said Budget 2026 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: Employment and Social Development Canada)
来源：加拿大就业与社会发展部
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