September 2026

Canada’s Defence Capability Gets a Major Upgrade Canada Takes Historic Step in Air Force Modernization Canada’s military infrastructure is about to undergo one of its most significant technological transformations in decades. The Government of Canada has announced a major procurement initiative aimed at strengthening the Royal Canadian Air Force by acquiring advanced surveillance and control […]

Canada labour bill would test limits of strike prevention Labour experts say Bill C-39 will test the limits of Ottawa’s power to intervene in collective bargaining when economic interests are at stake. The legislation proposes changes to the Canada Labour Code that could reshape how federal government handles labour disputes. What Bill C-39 Actually Changes

Carney and Poilievre Pay Tribute to Slain CRA Employee Federal party leaders are paying tribute to a 45-year-old Canada Revenue Agency employee who was killed in Montreal on Tuesday. A Tragedy That Shook the Federal Workforce The death of a dedicated public servant sends shockwaves through the entire federal government. On Tuesday, Montreal police discovered

New Brunswick Invests $11.85 Million in 2029 Canada Summer Games A Major Boost for Moncton and Saint John Canada’s Summer Games represent one of the country’s most significant sporting events, bringing together thousands of young athletes from across the nation. The 2029 Canada Summer Games are heading to New Brunswick, split between Moncton and Saint

Private Airport Operations: Leger Poll Reveals Mixed Canadian Public Support Canadians show cautious interest in private airport operators for major hubs private airport operators What Canadians Really Think About Private Airport Management A surprising gap exists between what Canada’s government wants to do and what citizens actually support. According to a new Leger poll conducted

Fact-checking Trump’s claims about Canadian immigration Trump’s statements on Canada face scrutiny from political fact-checkers Political Correspondent Glen McGregor Takes On Trump’s Canadian Immigration Accusations When U.S. President Donald Trump makes sweeping claims about Canada’s immigration policies, it’s worth examining whether the facts back up his rhetoric. Political correspondent Glen McGregor recently fact-checked Trump’s statements

Bank of Canada Strike Hits 100 Days Amid Labour Law Dispute NDP Leader accuses Ottawa of breaking labour laws during extended Bank of Canada security worker strike dispute. Bank of Canada strike labour law A Labour Dispute Reaches a Critical Milestone When security officers at the Bank of Canada walked off the job, few expected

Federal court rejects Ottawa’s climate case challenge A Federal Court ruling keeps a youth-led climate lawsuit alive against Ottawa. The court rejected the government’s attempt to dismiss the case. Youth climate lawsuit Canada Young Canadians Won Their Day in Court Canada’s Federal Court recently made a significant decision that affects how the government will defend

Canada Investment Summit Sustainable Economy Strategy The Canada Investment Summit showed promise for green projects, yet lacked a coherent sustainable investment strategy overall. sustainable economy investment Canada’s Investment Summit: A Mixed Signal for Green Growth Canada hosted a major investment summit designed to attract capital and showcase opportunities to global investors. On the surface, the

Building Canada Strong: Lawyers Weigh In Lawyers debate Ottawa’s consultation approach on national initiatives coordinated consultation Canada When Government Consultation Becomes a Strategic Crossroads Canada stands at a critical juncture. Major infrastructure projects, regulatory reforms, and nation-building initiatives require input from stakeholders across every sector. Yet the conversation about how Ottawa conducts these consultations reveals