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His Majesty’s Canadian Ship Ottawa returns to Esquimalt following Operations HORIZON and LATITUDE
His Majesty’s Canadian Ship (HMCS) Ottawa recently returned to its home port of Esquimalt, British Columbia, concluding a four-month deployment under Operations HORIZON and LATITUDE.
Federal-Provincial-Territorial Health Ministers’ Meeting
Federal, Provincial, and Territorial Health Ministers are scheduled to meet in Winnipeg, Manitoba, on October 15-16 to discuss key healthcare issues and intergovernmental collaboration.
Government of Canada helps Saskatchewan businesses adapt and grow amid unjustified U.S. tariffs
The Government of Canada, through PrairiesCan, is funding eight projects in Saskatchewan to help businesses adapt and grow amidst ongoing U.S. tariffs.
Canadian Coast Guard to celebrate the keel laying for the Polar Icebreaker, the CCGS Imnaryuaq
The Canadian Coast Guard is celebrating the keel laying of its new polar icebreaker, the CCGS Imnaryuaq, at Seaspan’s Vancouver Shipyards, marking a significant step in its construction.
Government of Canada proposes listing several aquatic species under the Species at Risk Act
The Government of Canada has proposed listing several aquatic species under the Species at Risk Act, aiming to enhance protection and conservation efforts for biodiversity.
Newfoundland and Labrador and Canada sign co-operation agreement to accelerate project assessments
Newfoundland and Labrador and the Government of Canada have signed a Co-operation Agreement on Environmental and Impact Assessment, aiming to streamline project reviews and enhance regulatory efficiency.
Minister Valdez to announce direct support for women entrepreneurs
Minister Rechie Valdez will announce direct support for women entrepreneurs through the Women Entrepreneurship Loan Fund, aiming to boost economic participation.
Infrastructure Announcement in Yorkton
Federal, provincial, and municipal officials are set to announce new community infrastructure funding in Yorkton, Saskatchewan, impacting local development and services.
Death of an inmate from Archambault Institution
An inmate at Archambault Institution, Normand Forest, died on October 9, 2026, while in custody, reportedly due to natural causes.
Minister Lightbound visits a company in Beaupré to highlight the new Productivity Mega Deduction to help businesses invest, grow and create jobs in Canada
Minister Lightbound visited Beaupré to highlight the new Productivity Mega Deduction, aiming to help Canadian businesses invest, grow, and create jobs by enhancing their competitive edge.
Government of Canada to announce support for artificial intelligence in London
The Government of Canada will announce support for artificial intelligence initiatives in London, Ontario, with details to be provided by Peter Fragiskatos.
Minister Dabrusin and Secretary of State (Nature) Provost to support the protection of lands and conservation of nature
Ministers Julie Dabrusin and Nathalie Provost will join the Nature Conservancy of Canada to announce initiatives supporting land protection and nature conservation in Canada.
Government of Canada supports arts and culture in the Eastern Townships region
Orford Music in Quebec's Eastern Townships has received federal funding to support its annual festival and programming, bolstering regional arts and culture initiatives.
Backgrounder: Government of Canada supports Saskatchewan businesses to meet market demands and adapt to a changing economy
The Government of Canada is providing support to Saskatchewan businesses, aiming to help them meet market demands and adapt to the evolving economic landscape.
Minister Metlege Diab highlights new Productivity Mega Deduction to help businesses invest, grow, and create jobs in Canada
Minister Metlege Diab announced a new Productivity Mega Deduction, aiming to encourage Canadian businesses to invest, grow, and create jobs by leveraging Canada's economic strengths.
The CBSA is adjusting hours of service at 13 land ports of entry in Manitoba
The Canada Border Services Agency has modified operating hours at 13 land ports of entry across Manitoba, aligning with U.S. counterparts and daylight saving time changes.
The CBSA is adjusting hours of service at four land ports of entry in Alberta
The Canada Border Services Agency has adjusted hours of service at four land ports of entry in Alberta, part of a larger change affecting 17 crossings in Manitoba and Alberta to align with permanent daylight saving time and U.S. port hours.
The CBSA is adjusting hours of service at nine land ports of entry in British Columbia
On November 1, the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) will adjust service hours at nine British Columbia land ports of entry to align with permanent daylight saving time and U.S. border operations.
Federal government invests in Canadian Red Cross to support Canadians during emergencies
The federal government is investing over $15.6 million in the Canadian Red Cross to enhance its capacity for emergency response and disaster preparedness across Canada.
Canada and Yukon reach agreement in principle to improve access to health care
Canada and Yukon have reached an agreement in principle to renew a bilateral health care agreement, providing approximately $52.1 million over seven years.
Canada successfully prices seventh green bond issuance, raising $2 billion
Canada has successfully issued its seventh green bond, raising $2 billion through a new 10-year offering with strong investor demand, particularly from environmentally and socially responsible investors.
Joint statement of the Foreign Ministers of Canada, Denmark, Germany, France, Italy, Japan the Netherlands and the United Kingdom
Foreign Ministers from Canada and seven other nations reaffirmed their unwavering support for the International Criminal Court's independence, impartiality, and integrity, underscoring its vital role in global justice.
Minister Hodgson to announce clean energy investments
Minister Tim Hodgson will announce clean energy investments in New Brunswick, joined by Secretary of State Wayne Long and Premier Susan Holt, with a media availability to follow.
The Government of Canada is supporting new measures to lower energy costs and reduce emissions
The Government of Canada announced a $2 billion investment over eight years to help Canadians reduce energy costs, improve home energy efficiency, and strengthen economic competitiveness.
Infrastructure Announcement in Alberton
Members of the media are invited to an infrastructure announcement in Alberton, Prince Edward Island, featuring MP Bobby Morrissey and Mayor Hector MacLeod.
Message from the Minister of Health – World Mental Health Day
Canada's Minister of Health acknowledged World Mental Health Day and Mental Illness Awareness Week, emphasizing the importance of open dialogue surrounding mental health.
Government of Canada supports growth and competitiveness of two businesses in Sarnia
The Government of Canada, through FedDev Ontario, is investing nearly $5 million in two Sarnia businesses to support technological advancement, productivity improvements, and expanded opportunities.
Government of Canada investing $35,000 in 2026 Algoma Fall Festival
The Government of Canada, through FedNor, is investing $35,000 into the 53rd Algoma Fall Festival in Sault Ste. Marie, supporting cultural programming and community engagement.
Minister Sidhu to lead Team Canada Trade Mission to India to unlock new bilateral trade opportunities
Minister Maninder Sidhu will lead a Team Canada Trade Mission to India, visiting Mumbai and Bengaluru, to explore new bilateral trade opportunities and strengthen commercial ties between the two nations.
Government of Canada releases What We Heard reports on fighting forced labour
The Government of Canada has published 'What We Heard' reports summarizing public consultations on measures to combat forced labour and human rights abuses in supply chains, aiming to inform future policy.
Government launches consultations on the modernization of the federal framework for the charitable sector
The Government of Canada has initiated consultations to modernize the federal framework governing the charitable sector, aiming to update regulations for Canada's 86,000 registered charities.
Governments of Canada and of Yukon to make healthcare announcement in Whitehorse
Canadian and Yukon government officials will announce healthcare initiatives in Whitehorse, impacting health services and potentially professional standards for healthcare workers.
Canada marks Royal Assent of legislation for Self-Government Treaty with the Tłegǫ́hłı̨ Got’įnę
Bill C-27 received Royal Assent, establishing the Tłegǫ́hłı̨ Got’įnę Self-Government Treaty, a significant step in Indigenous self-determination within Canada's legal framework.
Minister Olszewski to highlight emergency preparedness efforts in Edmonton
Minister Eleanor Olszewski will join the Canadian Red Cross in Edmonton to announce initiatives aimed at strengthening emergency preparedness and community resilience across Canada.
Government of Canada announces new investment to strengthen Canada’s domestic radiopharmaceutical production capacity
The Government of Canada is investing in Jubilant Radiopharma's Kirkland facility to enhance domestic radiopharmaceutical production, supporting Canada's life sciences sector and creating jobs.
Canada-Iceland Joint Statement
Canadian and Icelandic foreign ministers met in Reykjavík to discuss Arctic affairs, security, trade, and shared geopolitical priorities, reinforcing their bilateral and multilateral cooperation.
Governments of Canada and Northwest Territories accept the nomination of the Dehcho / Deho / Kuukpak / Nagwichoonjik / Grand Rivière / Fleuve Mackenzie / Mackenzie River in the Northwest Territories as a Canadian Heritage River
The Governments of Canada and the Northwest Territories have accepted the nomination of the Mackenzie River, also known by its Indigenous names, as a Canadian Heritage River, recognizing its significant cultural and natural value.
Energy efficiency at home: Parliamentary Secretary Grant to highlight new measures to help Canadians lower energy costs, reduce emissions, and increase energy efficiency
Parliamentary Secretary Wade Grant will announce new government measures aimed at helping Canadians reduce energy costs, lower emissions, and improve home energy efficiency, impacting homeowners and related trades.
Minister Metlege Diab to highlight new Productivity Mega Deduction that will help businesses invest, grow, and create jobs in Canada
Minister Lena Metlege Diab will highlight new government changes to Canada’s business tax system, including the Productivity Mega Deduction, aimed at boosting investment and job creation.
Government of Canada to announce federal support for Saskatchewan businesses
The Government of Canada plans to announce federal support initiatives aimed at bolstering businesses across Saskatchewan, addressing economic challenges and fostering growth.
Prime Minister Carney announces landmark investment to retrofit one million homes, cutting energy costs and emissions
Prime Minister Carney announced a significant investment to retrofit one million Canadian homes, aiming to reduce energy costs and greenhouse gas emissions nationwide.
Government of Canada investing $1 million in community infrastructure in Thunder Bay
The Government of Canada is investing $1 million into the Thunder Bay Public Library, announced by Minister Patty Hajdu, to support community infrastructure in Thunder Bay.
The Government of Canada Introduces Legislation to Reduce Red Tape and Support Economic Growth and Competitiveness
The Canadian government has introduced new legislation aimed at reducing administrative burdens and fostering economic growth across various sectors in Canada.
Minister Miller to announce support for an arts and culture organization in the Eastern Townships region
Minister Miller will announce federal support for an arts and culture organization in Quebec's Eastern Townships region, highlighting government commitment to cultural sector funding.
Minister Lightbound to hold media scrum in Beaupré
Minister Joël Lightbound will hold a media scrum in Beaupré, Quebec, discussing the mega productivity deduction while visiting a local factory.
Crew-13 Mission: Joshua Kutryk’s First Canadian Press Conference from Space
Canadian Space Agency astronaut Colonel Joshua Kutryk will hold the CSA's first live space-to-Earth press conference on October 13, 2026, from the International Space Station.
Supporting Canadians abroad: Canada’s Annual Consular Data Report looks back at 2025 to 2026
Canada's Annual Consular Data Report for 2025-2026 details where Canadians traveled, challenges encountered, and how consular officials provided support abroad.
Government of Canada to announce support for two Sarnia-based businesses
The Government of Canada is announcing financial support for two businesses in Sarnia, Ontario, aimed at strengthening supply chains and boosting productivity within the defence and advanced manufacturing sectors.
CBSA makes arrest and lays charges in firearm investigation
The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) has announced an arrest and charges laid following a firearm investigation, reinforcing border security and import regulations.
Canada’s Federal Ombuds Institutions Mark Ombuds Day and Reaffirm Commitment to Fairness, Accountability and Service
Federal ombuds institutions in Canada marked Ombuds Day, reaffirming their commitment to promoting fairness, accountability, transparency, and public trust within government operations across the country.