Highlights from the 2013 federal budget

Federal Finance Minister Jim Flaherty tabled his 2013 budget Thursday. Here is a look at some of the hightlights:

• $900 millionin new spending, no new taxes or tax cuts
• $400 millionin revenue from closed tax loopholes and enforcement
• Deficit grows to $18.7 billionup $2.2 billionfrom November update
• Creation of a new Canada Job Grant next year to train workers
• New 10-year, $14.4 billion infrastructure fund starting in 2014
• $241 million overfive years for First Nations skills training
• $1 billion over 5 years for aerospace industry and research
• Snitch line and rewards to catch international tax cheats
• CIDA wrapped into renamed Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development
• Gas tax fund for cities to increasetwo per centeach year
• Tariffs eliminated for most imported sports goods, kids clothing
• For small business, extension of EI credit for new hires
• $119 million overfive years to transition homeless off the streets
• "Super" tax credit to encourage young Canadians to donate
• Expanded tax credit for adoption-related expenses
• $8 million to refurbish Toronto's Massey Hall concert venue
• Sick leave on the table in public sector labour talks
• Refund for veterans funerals and burials doubled to $7,376