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Quebec Benefits October Payments Guide Discover which government benefits and tax credits Quebec residents can receive this October, including payment dates and eligibility requirements. Quebec government benefits October Ten Government Programs Ready to Deposit Money Into Quebec Accounts This October If you live in Quebec, there’s a good chance money from the federal or provincial […]

Crystal Lennie Joins CIHR Governing Council Crystal Lennie brings extensive experience in Indigenous health and community development to the Canadian Institutes of Health Research Governing Council, recently announced by Minister of Health Marjorie Michel on September 28, 2026. A New Voice for Northern and Indigenous Health Research Canada’s research landscape just got stronger. The Canadian

Quebec election campaign in final stretch Quebec voters are casting early ballots as parties make final pitches before Oct. 5 Quebec election 2026 One Week Until Quebec Decides Its Next Government Quebec’s provincial election race has reached its critical final week, with party leaders crisscrossing the province to convince voters before polls close on October

Balancing Development and Nature: The C-39 Debate Ottawa’s new bill fast-tracks major projects but raises fresh environmental protection concerns among wildlife advocates and experts across Canada. environmental protection bill When Speed Meets Science: Understanding Bill C-39 Canada is facing mounting pressure to accelerate infrastructure and resource development projects. Prime Minister Mark Carney introduced the Building

Canada Tightens Immigration Entry Rules During Ebola Outbreak Canada extends immigration restrictions for 60 days through November 27, 2026, suspending travel documents for residents of Democratic Republic of Congo, Uganda, and South Sudan due to Ebola disease concerns. Ebola border restrictions Canada Canada’s Response to the Growing Ebola Threat On September 28, 2026, Immigration, Refugees

Canada Rethinking Arctic Diplomatic Staffing Amid Growing Tensions Ottawa weighs diplomatic presence in Arctic as geopolitical stakes rise in the region and new consulates open. Arctic diplomacy Canada A Strategic Shift in the Far North Canada’s relationship with the Arctic has undergone a dramatic recalibration over the past few years. Once treated as a peripheral

Support Local Indigenous Artists This Orange Shirt Day Buy authentic Indigenous-designed orange shirts from five London-area vendors ahead of Sept. 30. Learn where to shop and why supporting local makers matters for reconciliation. Orange Shirt Day Indigenous artists Why Your Orange Shirt Purchase Matters This Year September 30 marks the sixth year Canada has officially

U.S. Trade Stance Shifts as Dialogue Stalls American officials claim minimal pressure to restart negotiations with Canada, even as the country pursues new European alliances. US trade negotiations Washington’s Cooling Interest in Canadian Trade Talks Trade negotiations between the United States and Canada have hit a notable standstill. The U.S. trade representative recently stated there

Canada advances radar aircraft negotiations with Swedish defence firm Canada is moving closer to acquiring advanced surveillance planes from Saab, a Swedish defence manufacturer. The government and Saab have signed a non-binding term sheet to support more detailed negotiations on a fleet of GlobalEye aircraft designed for the Royal Canadian Air Force. GlobalEye aircraft purchase

MP Removed From Role After Supporting Arms Control Bill Sean Casey, a Liberal MP from Charlottetown, faced consequences for voting on legislation that would tighten Canada’s arms export rules to Israel. arms export controls A Parliamentary Secretary’s Stand on Principle In March 2026, Sean Casey made a decision that would cost him his position as