Parliament returns Monday, April 13
Vote #50November 17, 2025

The House voted on whether to generally agree with the government's budget plans.

Passed170 Yeas
168 Nays

What They Voted On

That this House approve in general the budgetary policy of the government.

What This Vote Is Really About

This vote is about whether the Canadian government's overall spending plan is good or not. The government presents a budget each year, which is like a plan for how they will spend our tax money. This vote is a chance for Members of Parliament to say if they agree with the government's plan. If the majority of MPs vote yes, it means they support the budget. This allows the government to move forward with their spending plans. If they vote no, it means they don't support the budget. This can cause big problems for the government, potentially even leading to an election. This vote matters to you because the budget affects many things in your life. It decides how much money goes to things like healthcare, schools, roads, and programs that help people. If you care about these things, you should pay attention to how your MP votes on the budget.

How Canada Voted
How the House Voted

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Speaker
Speaker's Left
Speaker's Right
Yea (167)
Nay (168)
Did not vote (5)
Did Not Vote (5)
Liberal: 3NDP: 1Conservative: 1
Lori Idlout (Liberal)
Matt Jeneroux (Liberal)
Gord Johns (NDP)
Francis Scarpaleggia (Liberal)
Shannon Stubbs (Conservative)