卡尼总理会见各省省长并分享其打造强大加拿大经济的计划 Prime Minister Carney meets with premiers and shares his plan to build one strong Canadian economy

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2025 年 3 月 21 日
安大略省渥太华

今天，总理马克·卡尼会见了各省和地区省长，并分享了他建设强大加拿大经济的计划。

美国发起的贸易战再次凸显了解决长期存在的壁垒的紧迫性，这些壁垒分散了我们的经济，减少了加拿大人的机会。在议程的首要位置，总理向各省省长通报了加拿大政府为支持受关税影响的工人和企业所采取的行动。

为了支持工人，新政府将：

• 暂时免除一周的就业保险（EI）等待期。
• 暂停六个月的离职规定，这样工人在领取就业保险金 (EI) 之前不必用尽遣散费。
• 通过提高地区失业率百分比，使获得 EI 变得更加容易。

为了支持企业，新政府将：

• 将企业所得税缴纳和GST/HST汇款从2025年4月2日至6月30日推迟，为企业提供高达400亿美元的流动资金。
• 为企业部署新的融资工具。
• 向加拿大地区发展机构提供更多资金，以便它们能够更好地支持企业。

总理和各位省长一致认为，通过共同努力解锁经济项目、消除壁垒，加拿大可以抵消美国关税的影响，创造薪酬更高的就业机会，最大限度地发挥我们的经济潜力，在国内和国际上变得更加强大。

为此，卡尼首相概述了一系列发展国家贸易和经济走廊的措施。这条走廊将推动投资、创造就业机会并促进经济增长。它将包括：

• 设立“第一英里基金”，建设交通网络，将能源开采点与铁路和公路连接起来。通过提供资金资助全国各地这些关键基础设施项目，加拿大政府将加快项目建设，创造一个更加一体化和无障碍的加拿大经济。
• “一站式”审批流程，简化大型、国家利益基础设施项目的审批。这项新措施将创建清晰、可预测和高效的审查流程——在安全、环境保护和原住民咨询方面达到最高标准——并减少投资者的不确定性。
• 一项高达 2 亿美元的出资协议，用于建设、调试和运营新的原住民多数股权的 Cedar LNG 加工厂。该项目是海斯拉民族和彭比纳管道公司之间的合作，将创造数百个高技能的建筑和贸易工作岗位，创造超过 2.75 亿美元的经济增长，并将加拿大能源推向国内和国际市场。
• 向哈德逊湾铁路和马尼托巴省丘吉尔港投资 1.75 亿美元。这项对加拿大贸易和铁路基础设施的重要投资将扩大和开辟新的交通走廊，促进加拿大北极和北部地区的经济增长和协调，并帮助加拿大产品进入全球市场。

此外，卡尼总理强调必须打破省际贸易壁垒。为了建立更强大、更公平的经济，他承诺在 2025 年 7 月 1 日之前提出立法，消除所有联邦对省际贸易和劳动力流动的壁垒，并取消《加拿大自由贸易协定》下的所有联邦豁免。

通过协调法规和加强劳动力流动性，加拿大可以创造一个真正开放的加拿大市场，从而降低企业和消费者的成本。这将有助于加强供应链、提高生产力并为加拿大企业带来新的机会。

引用

“通过共同努力，我们可以扩大和建立一个更加互联互通、更具弹性的加拿大经济。加拿大人已经准备好向世界展示，我们可以为不同的球队加油，并且在关键时刻仍然是一支强大的团队。

— 加拿大总理马克·卡尼

相关链接

• 加拿大与美国关系
• 加拿大对美国对加拿大商品征收关税的回应
• 加拿大政府宣布支持 Cedar LNG 项目
• 为哈德逊湾铁路和加拿大丘吉尔港提供支持

Prime Minister Carney meets with premiers and shares his plan to build one strong Canadian economy

March 21, 2025
Ottawa, Ontario

Today, the Prime Minister, Mark Carney, met with provincial and territorial premiers and shared his plan to build one strong Canadian economy.

The trade war brought on by the United States has renewed the urgency to address longstanding barriers that have fragmented our economy and reduced opportunities for Canadians. At the top of the agenda, the Prime Minister updated premiers on the Government of Canada’s actions to support workers and businesses affected by tariffs.

To support workers, the new government will:

• Temporarily waive the one-week employment insurance (EI) waiting period.
• Suspend rules around separation for a six-month period, so workers don’t have to exhaust severance pay before collecting EI.
• Make it easier to access EI by increasing regional unemployment rate percentages.

To support businesses, the new government will:

• Defer corporate income tax payments and GST/HST remittances from April 2 to June 30, 2025, providing up to $40 billion in liquidity to businesses.
• Deploy a new financing facility for businesses.
• Provide more funding to Canada’s regional development agencies, so they can better support businesses.

The Prime Minister and the premiers agreed that by working together to unlock economic projects and remove barriers, Canada can more than offset the effects of U.S. tariffs – creating higher-paying jobs, maximizing our economic potential, and becoming stronger at home and stronger abroad.

To that end, Prime Minister Carney outlined a suite of measures to develop a national trade and economic corridor. This corridor will drive investment, create jobs, and build economic growth. It will include:

• The creation of a First Mile Fund, building transportation networks to connect energy extraction sites to rail lines and roads. By providing capital to finance these key infrastructure projects across the country, the Government of Canada will expedite project construction and create a more integrated and accessible Canadian economy.
• A “one window” approval process, streamlining approvals for large-scale, national-interest infrastructure projects. This new measure will create clear, predictable, and efficient review processes – with the highest standards for safety, environmental protection, and Indigenous consultation – and reduce uncertainty for investors.
• A contribution agreement of up to $200 million toward the construction, commissioning, and operation of a new Indigenous majority-owned Cedar LNG processing facility. A partnership between the Haisla Nation and the Pembina Pipeline Corporation, this project will create hundreds of highly skilled construction and trades jobs, generate over $275 million in economic growth, and get Canadian energy to domestic and international markets.
• A $175 million investment in the Hudson Bay Railway and at the Port of Churchill, in Manitoba. This critical investment in Canadian trade and railway infrastructure will expand and open new transportation corridors, bolster economic growth and reconciliation in the Canadian Arctic and North, and help get Canadian products to global markets.

Furthermore, Prime Minister Carney stressed the imperative to break down barriers to interprovincial trade. To build a stronger and fairer economy, he committed to table legislation by July 1, 2025, to eliminate all federal barriers to interprovincial trade and labour mobility and to remove all federal exemptions under the Canada Free Trade Agreement.

By harmonizing regulations and enhancing labour mobility, Canada can create a truly open Canadian market – one that reduces costs for its businesses and consumers alike. This will help strengthen supply chains, boost productivity, and unlock new opportunities for Canadian companies.

Quote

“By working together, we can expand and build one more interconnected and resilient Canadian economy. Canadians are ready to show the world that we can cheer for different teams and still be one strong team when it counts.

— The Rt. Hon. Mark Carney, Prime Minister of Canada

Associated Links

• Canada-United States relations
• Canada’s response to U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods
• Government of Canada announces support for Cedar LNG
• Support for the Hudson Bay Railway and Port of Churchill Canada

【源自  总理办】