Finance Minister Bill Morneau will deliver his third budget in the House of Commons on Tuesday.

Here's how you can follow CBC News coverage of the budget and take part in our online coverage at&nbsp;

The CBC's&nbsp;Hannah Thibedeau&nbsp;will answer your questions ahead of the budget in a 

Watch the CBC News pre-budget special with Rosemary Barton and Peter Armstrong on&nbsp;CBC News Network, live streaming at&nbsp;

- Stay with Rosemary Barton&nbsp;and Peter Armstrong&nbsp;on CBC Television, 

&nbsp;for special budget coverage with reaction and analysis.

- Watch Bill Morneau's&nbsp;speech in the House of Commons, along with opposition reaction, at&nbsp;

CBC's&nbsp;Chris Hall continues our budget coverage with a special edition of&nbsp;

5 to 7 p.m. ET&nbsp;on&nbsp;CBC&nbsp;News Network,&nbsp;

 wraps up the day's budget coverage with a special At Issue panel on CBC News Network (10 p.m./10:30 p.m. NT on CBC Television) and streaming on 

 for an hour of budget coverage, reaction and analysis with host Susan Bonner.

New parental leave planned in budget aims to get women into workforce

Introducing a new incentive for fathers to take parental leave has largely been driven by the government's attempt to promote gender equality, including allowing women to return to work after having a baby, according to a cabinet minister who oversaw the consultations.

Jean-Yves Duclos, Minister of Families, Children and Social Development, said Thursday that he has instructed his department to reform and accelerate the decision-making process for CPP disability beneficiaries who currently face an average wait time of more than 900 days.

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Jean-Yves Duclos, minister of Families, Children and Social Development, said the Liberal party's parental leave policies are aimed to get more women in the workforce.

Looking through a gender lens: 5 things to watch for in today's budget

Finance Minister Bill Morneau delivers his third federal budget today, a spending plan designed to promote gender equality, improve living conditions for Indigenous people and fortify Canada against cyberattacks.

Minister of Finance Bill Morneau speaks to media after meeting with private sector economists, in Toronto on February 16, 2018. A tax benefit aimed at Canada's working poor will be expanded in next week's federal budget but the Liberals are also trying to make sure more people actually know it exists. Canada Revenue Agency is rolling out a national program to draw awareness to the Working Income Tax Benefit to raise take-up rates beyond their traditional level of about 85 per cent.

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Finance Minister Bill Morneau will table his third federal budget today. 

More 2018 federal budget coverage

Finance Minister Bill Morneau will deliver his fourth federal budget in the House of Commons on Tuesday after 4 p.m. ET.

How to watch CBC's coverage of federal budget 2018

Television and online

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