Province Supports Workers, Protects Communities During Legislative Session
Premier Tim Houston said the legislative session passed measures to lower the overtime eligibility threshold, protect workers’ tips, support victims of intimate image abuse, address properties tied to serious crime, and enable rapid shutdowns of listed terrorist entities. The session also considered regulation of Nova Scotia Power and reported progress on housing, healthcare and affordability initiatives.
Ontario Funding Nearly 2,000 More Seats at Humber Polytechnic to Prepare Students for In-Demand Careers
Doug Ford announced $32 million to fund 1,971 additional student seats at Humber Polytechnic, available as early as fall 2026. The seats will expand health care, STEM and skilled trades programs and form part of a $1.7 billion investment supporting more than 70,000 new postsecondary seats.
New long-term care beds to improve access to care for seniors in Neguac
Premier Susan Holt announced that 15 new long-term care beds will be created at the Complexe Rendez-vous nursing home in Neguac. The full-time beds will serve seniors needing significant help with mobility and daily care, including some living with moderate to advanced dementia.
Statement from the Premier on the Passage of the Churchill Falls Resolution - News Releases
Premier Tony Wakeham said the House of Assembly passed a resolution supporting the Definitive Cooperation and Implementation Agreement for Churchill Falls and Gull Island. He said the agreement provides Newfoundland and Labrador with greater power control, value and transmission access, and that development will proceed alongside the Innu Nation.
Prime Minister Carney to attend 81st Session of the United Nations General Assembly to diversify Canada’s partnerships and press for a more effective UN
Prime Minister Mark Carney announced he will attend the UN General Assembly in New York City from September 21 to 23, 2026. He will meet leaders and investors to deepen economic and security partnerships, support Ukraine and a two-state solution, advance ocean protection, and push for UN reform.
Major Construction Underway at Woodbine GO Station
Doug Ford announced that major construction has begun on Woodbine GO Station in Toronto. The project includes platforms for Kitchener GO and UP Express trains, a bus loop, parking, pedestrian bridges and accessible facilities, with connections to local transit and Pearson International Airport.
Government of New Brunswick welcomes Belledune clean fuel project
Premier Susan Holt welcomed agreements advancing the conversion of the Belledune Generating Station from coal to sustainably sourced advanced pellets. She said the project would help meet federal coal-fired electricity rules, maintain reliable electricity and support Canadian supply chains and New Brunswick forestry, transportation and related industries.
Province of Manitoba | News Releases | Manitoba Will Move to Permanent Daylight Saving Time
Premier Wab Kinew announced that Manitoba will remain on daylight saving time permanently and will not return to standard time on Nov. 1. The change follows a public survey on seasonal clock changes, and Manitoba is working with organizations, businesses and industry partners on implementation.
John Main published a list of news articles about Nunavut from July to September 2026. The coverage includes proposed infrastructure projects, internal trade, Canada-U.S. relations, Arctic military activity, clean energy funding, medical travel costs, and federal funding for housing, education and health infrastructure.
The first Canada Investment Summit unleashes nearly $500 billion of new investment in Canada
Prime Minister Mark Carney said the first Canada Investment Summit secured nearly $500 billion in investment commitments for Canadian businesses and infrastructure. He also announced a Productivity Mega Deduction for business assets, plans to seek private airport operating concessions, and new funding for defence technologies and a critical minerals project.
Premier John Main called for investment in Nunavut’s major infrastructure priorities at the Nunavut: Building Canada’s Arctic Future event in Toronto. He said investment in the Arctic can contribute to building one Canadian economy, as Nunavut features in the Canada Investment Summit Deal Book.
Saskatchewan, Alberta and Northwest Territories Sign Nuclear Energy Agreement to Strengthen Grid Reliability
Premier Scott Moe announced that Saskatchewan has signed an agreement with Alberta and the Northwest Territories to collaborate on nuclear energy and electricity interconnections. The partners will share information and examine reactor technologies, financing, approvals, fuel, waste management and expanded transmission links to support reliable, affordable electricity systems.
Susan Holt’s New Brunswick news and alerts page lists recent announcements, including a manufacturing agreement for young people, local government byelection nominations, investment summit meetings, and a touring provincial art collection. It also provides public information on roads, weather, emergencies and health advisories.
Second Call for Affordable Clean Energy Through Green Choice Program
Premier Tim Houston announced a second competitive procurement under Nova Scotia’s Green Choice Program to secure 1,200 gigawatt-hours of annual renewable electricity supply. The process will seek new generation projects for 25-year pricing contracts with Nova Scotia Power, serving eligible large electricity customers and adding predictable-priced power to the grid.
Nova Scotians Invited to Help Build Next Provincial Budget
Premier Tim Houston invited Nova Scotians to help shape the 2027–28 provincial budget by creating and submitting their own budgets online or joining facilitated in-person and virtual sessions. Participants will receive information on the budgeting process and financial position and identify priorities and trade-offs.
Tim Houston marked the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks by urging Nova Scotians and Canadians to remember the victims, families, first responders and flight crews. He said Nova Scotia would again welcome people in need from the United States and called for unity against terrorism, violence, hatred and extremism.
Province of Manitoba | News Releases | Statement from Premier Wab Kinew on 25th Anniversary of 9/11
Premier Wab Kinew marked the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks by remembering the 2,977 people killed, recognizing Canadians’ support for diverted passengers and rescue efforts, and honouring Canadian service members who died in Afghanistan. He highlighted Manitoba’s reception of more than 1,500 diverted passengers in Winnipeg.
Government eliminates apprenticeship fees to make program more accessible and affordable
Premier Susan Holt announced that New Brunswick has eliminated tuition fees for apprenticeship-level technical training. She said the change will save the average apprentice about $2,720 over their training and reduce costs for people pursuing skilled-trades careers.
Canada and Ukraine to scale up drone production, build up Canada’s defence industries, and achieve a just and lasting peace in Ukraine
Prime Minister Mark Carney announced a drone procurement marketplace and initial contracts to expand Canadian Armed Forces drone capabilities, alongside Canada-Ukraine partnerships on drone and defence production. He also announced funding for Ukraine’s air defence, energy, veterans, children’s return, reconstruction and security, plus sanctions related to Ukrainian children.
Premier Rob Lantz announced that applications are open for Prince Edward Island’s 2026-27 Anti-Racism Grants, offering $275,000 for large-scale projects. Funding supports efforts to address systemic racism, remove institutional barriers, build organizational capacity, empower BIPOC communities, collect race-based data, and address hate-related racism.
Prime Minister Carney meets with President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy
Prime Minister Mark Carney met Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Canada, reaffirming support for Ukraine’s sovereignty. Carney confirmed Canada intends to provide additional military aid, including air-defence support and participation in Project Freya, while discussing defence cooperation, returned Ukrainian children, and reconstruction.
Premier Ford Unveils Changes to Cabinet to Put Ontario on Long-Term Footing to Fight President Trump’s Tariffs
Doug Ford announced cabinet changes intended to help protect Ontario workers, businesses and communities amid U.S. tariffs and trade measures. The revised cabinet includes a new Associate Minister of Artificial Intelligence Adoption role to support responsible AI use, productivity and workers affected by AI, while the Associate Minister of Auto Theft and Bail Reform position ends.
Province of Manitoba | News Releases | Manitoba Government Delivers Free Transit for Youth in Winnipeg
Wab Kinew announced free transit for Winnipeg youth ages 11 to 17, with eligible high school students aged 18 to 21 also covered. Passes are being distributed through Winnipeg schools in phases, while Brandon, Flin Flon, Winkler and Selkirk will also be eligible for free transit.
Affordable school lunch program rolling out across the province
Premier Susan Holt said New Brunswick is rolling out an affordable school lunch program offering healthy, balanced meals in all schools. Families will pay $4 for kindergarten to Grade 8 meals and $5 for Grades 9 to 12, with subsidies available; breakfast food will remain available to all students.
Independent Review to Assess Tying Nova Scotia Power’s Earnings to Performance
Premier Tim Houston announced legislation for an independent Nova Scotia Energy Board review of performance-based regulation for Nova Scotia Power. The review will assess whether linking the utility’s earnings to service, reliability, efficiency and other performance measures could improve affordability and accountability, before a decision is made.
Premier Wakeham Meets with Partners to Discuss Tariff Impacts - News Releases
Premier Tony Wakeham met industry partners to discuss the effects of Canada-U.S. trade uncertainty and tariffs on Newfoundland and Labrador. He said tariffs raise costs, disrupt supply chains and create uncertainty, and pledged continued engagement and monitoring of Canada’s response to protect workers, businesses and communities.
Eight People to be Invested into the Order of Newfoundland and Labrador - News Releases
Premier Tony Wakeham congratulated eight people who will be invested into the Order of Newfoundland and Labrador on October 8, 2026. The recipients are being recognized for contributions in public service, history preservation, health care, culture, volunteerism and humanitarian activities.
Province of Manitoba | News Releases | Manitoba Government Releases New Net Zero Action Plan
Wab Kinew announced Manitoba’s first Net Zero Action Plan, outlining 90 actions toward net-zero emissions by 2050 and backed by more than $350 million in future funding. Kinew also announced up to $4 million for a geothermal district energy system at the University of Manitoba’s Southwood Circle development.
Province Introduces Legislation to Reduce Red Tape, Improve Service
Tim Houston announced the introduction of the Service Efficiency Act, which would update more than a dozen laws to clarify responsibilities, remove duplication, modernize provisions and governance, and reduce administrative complexity. The bill would also rename the Department of Growth and Development to include Defence Industries.
Premier Welcomes Trades NL Support of New and Better Deal to Deliver More Jobs - News Releases
Premier Tony Wakeham welcomed Trades NL’s support for the agreement to develop Churchill Falls and Gull Island. He announced that employment benefits already planned for Gull Island will apply to related Churchill Falls upgrades, Labrador transmission and wind projects, including a requirement that 85 per cent of construction person-hours remain in Newfoundland and Labrador.
R.J. Simpson issued a ministerial activities advisory for September 8–14, 2026. He and Minister Cleveland will travel to Toronto from September 13 to 15 for the Canada Investment Summit. The advisory also lists other ministers’ travel, meetings and public appearances.
Prime Minister Mark Carney marked Labour Day by recognizing workers and unions’ role in improving pay, safety, pensions and benefits. He highlighted Team Canada Strong’s goal of recruiting, training and hiring up to 100,000 skilled trades workers by 2031, and measures to help workers and businesses respond to U.S. tariffs.
Province of Manitoba | News Releases | Manitoba Government Announces New Provincial Park Licence Plate Will Feature Iconic Loon
Premier Wab Kinew announced a new Manitoba Parks specialty licence plate featuring a loon, selected through a public survey. The plate will be available in English and French beginning in spring 2027, with some sales proceeds supporting provincial park improvements through the Manitoba Provincial Parks Endowment Funds.
R.J. Simpson said construction has begun on a 30-unit social housing building in Hay River for single residents. The modular project will include 21 studio units and nine wheelchair-accessible studios, with accessibility, energy efficiency and safety features, and is expected to be completed by winter 2028.
Prime Minister Carney announces the largest investment in VIA Rail’s history to bring passenger rail car manufacturing back to Canada
Prime Minister Mark Carney announced more than $4.7 billion for VIA Rail to acquire and maintain 313 new passenger rail cars from Alstom Canada. The cars will be built in Thunder Bay and La Pocatière, with design and engineering in Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville, replacing aging long-distance, regional, and remote fleet equipment.
David Eby marked Labour Day by recognizing working people and unions in British Columbia. He highlighted infrastructure and industry projects, increased skilled-trades training funding, and a child-care agreement with the federal government, while saying workers and unionized labour will remain central to the province’s economic development.
Premier’s statement on declaration of state of provincial emergency
Premier David Eby said Kelly Greene has declared a state of provincial emergency as the fast-moving Bald Range wildfire spread into the Summerland area, causing evacuations and losses. Eby said the immediate priorities are protecting lives, supporting rescues, arranging accommodation for evacuees and directing residents under evacuation orders to leave immediately.
Premier David Eby marked B.C. Day by celebrating British Columbia’s natural environment, history and communities, including Indigenous Peoples’ enduring role. He highlighted a new agreement with Ottawa, health-care connections, falling rents, job training and clean energy, while saying the province still faces challenges and more work ahead.
Premier David Eby announced 462 new skilled-trades training seats at Kwantlen Polytechnic University in Surrey this year, bringing its total to 1,762. The seats are part of a $241-million, three-year investment to add 5,000 trades-training spaces across British Columbia in 2026-27.
Premier’s statement following visit with wildfire evacuees, responders
Premier David Eby said he met wildfire evacuees, local leaders and emergency responders in Penticton. He announced increased B.C. Evacuee Helpline staffing, additional regional staff and efforts to secure Okanagan accommodation after delays in emergency support, while emphasizing support for evacuees and response resources.
Premier’s statement on meeting with the Aga Khan upon his first visit to B.C. as the 50th hereditary Imam of Shia Ismaili Muslims
David Eby welcomed Prince Rahim Aga Khan to British Columbia on his first visit as the 50th hereditary Imam of Shia Ismaili Muslims. Eby highlighted their shared commitment to affordable housing and thanked the Ismaili community for projects in Vancouver, Burnaby and Port Moody supporting individuals, families and seniors.
Premier’s statement about arrival of more international support to fight B.C. wildfires
Premier David Eby welcomed a second wave of firefighters from Mexico and crews from Australia and New Zealand to support British Columbia’s wildfire response. He said the additional personnel will join crews from Alberta, Quebec and Yukon, while residents should follow evacuation information and prepare for difficult conditions.
North Coast Transmission Line breaking ground to power economic growth
Premier David Eby announced that construction has begun on the North Coast Transmission Line. The multi-phase project will expand electricity transmission capacity between Prince George and Terrace, supporting industrial and community power needs, clean-energy growth, jobs, trade diversification and major mining and energy projects in northern British Columbia.
Marking 250 school capital projects in B.C. since 2017
David Eby marked the 250th major school capital project completed or underway in British Columbia since 2017. He said 23 new and improved schools will open in September, providing space for 4,700 more students, including a seismic replacement and additions at three Burnaby elementary schools.
Ontario and Canada Making Homes More Affordable in Mississauga
Premier Doug Ford announced that Mississauga could receive up to $401.4 million for housing-enabling infrastructure after committing to cut residential development charges by 50 per cent and eliminate them for certain rental units until March 31, 2029. The funding is subject to agreements and due diligence.
Saskatchewan Expands Early Literacy Supports as Provincial Reading Screeners Launch this September
Scott Moe announced that Saskatchewan will provide provincial reading screeners to Kindergarten through Grade 3 students starting in September. The brief, evidence-based assessments will help teachers identify students needing support, alongside literacy curriculum renewal, teacher learning opportunities, instructional videos and intervention materials in English and French.
Premier Rob Lantz announced a revised Prince Edward Island cabinet, assigning ministers responsibility for transportation, justice, health, finance and affordability, energy, education, housing, agriculture and other portfolios. Lantz said the team will focus on health care, affordability, energy security, economic growth, primary care access and public services.
Prime Minister Carney announces the appointments of new Chair of the Board and CEO of Invest in Canada
Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Dominic Barton’s appointment as chair of Invest in Canada’s board for three years and Gurinder Grewal’s appointment as CEO for five years. They will lead efforts to attract and facilitate investment in Canadian energy, critical minerals, artificial intelligence and infrastructure.
Statement from Premier on Progress Monitoring Committee’s Third Annual Report
Premier Tim Houston acknowledged the Progress Monitoring Committee’s third and final annual report on responses to Mass Casualty Commission recommendations. He thanked committee members and victims’ families, said Nova Scotia has taken actions on grieving supports, emergency response and policing reform, and committed to continuing work on intimate partner violence and community safety.
R.J. Simpson announced that he, Minister Kuptana and Minister Macdonald will visit Łutselkʼe from September 1 to 2. Simpson and Minister Cleveland will also hold virtual meetings on September 4 with Fortune Minerals, Avalon Advanced Materials and Pine Point Mining about potential future investment in the Northwest Territories.
Newfoundland and Labrador Supports Accelerated Action to Strengthen Internal Trade Across Canada - News Releases
Premier Tony Wakeham said Newfoundland and Labrador supports accelerated work to reduce internal trade barriers across Canada. He highlighted commitments on mutual recognition, labour mobility and market access intended to help workers and businesses pursue opportunities, lower costs and strengthen domestic trade and investment.
Ontario and Canada Making Homes More Affordable in Bradford West Gwillimbury
Doug Ford announced up to $94.8 million for housing-enabling infrastructure in Bradford West Gwillimbury, conditional on the town reducing residential development charges for three years. The reductions, ranging up to 76 per cent, are intended to lower new-home construction costs and support infrastructure including water, roads and fire services.
Premier Tim Houston announced that Nova Scotia has received a final $102.3 million payment from the Northern Pulp settlement, fully repaying provincial loans. He said the agreement also dismissed a $450-million lawsuit, funded former employees’ pension deficit and mill-site closure activities, and supported the sale of timberlands.
Ontario Marks First Access to Nickel Ore at the Craig Mine Onaping Depth Expansion
Premier Doug Ford marked the first access to nickel ore at Glencore Canada’s Onaping Depth Project, a nearly $2-billion extension of the Craig Mine in Greater Sudbury. Ford said the project will expand Ontario’s nickel supply chain and support up to 400 full-time jobs when production begins in 2027.
Province of Manitoba | News Releases | Province Rolls Out New Health and Physical Education Curriculum to Make Manitoba Kids Healthier
Wab Kinew announced a two-year pilot of a new health and physical education curriculum, including the Every Body, Every Day policy requiring in-person physical education from kindergarten through Grade 12. The update also covers mental health, vaping, e-scooter risks and cooking skills, with feedback from teachers and parents.
New disc golf course open at Brudenell River Provincial Park
Rob Lantz announced the opening of Divine Pines at Brudenell, a family-friendly, year-round 18-hole disc golf course at Brudenell River Provincial Park. The course uses the former Divine Nine golf course layout and is open to all skill levels, with play costing $10 plus HST and disc rentals available.
Ontario and Canada Making Homes More Affordable in Vaughan
Doug Ford announced that Vaughan will receive up to $697.2 million through the Development Charge Reduction Program, subject to agreements and due diligence, to support housing-enabling infrastructure. The funding recognizes Vaughan’s commitment to cut residential development charges by 50 per cent for three years and eliminate them temporarily for qualifying projects.
Government launches public review of natural gas development
Premier Susan Holt announced a five-month public review of New Brunswick’s natural gas development moratorium. The review will assess whether its conditions reflect current science, technology, markets and regulatory practices, while considering First Nations priorities, environmental impacts, resource potential, economic benefits and public views.
Doug Ford announced that he will hold a press conference and media availability with Ontario Municipal Affairs Minister Rob Flack, federal representatives Jennifer McKelvie and Maninder Sidhu, and Vaughan Mayor Steven Del Duca. The statement does not specify the topic of their remarks.
Province of Manitoba | News Releases | Manitoba Government Invests in Safe, Affordable Housing for Women and Children Leaving Family Violence
Premier Wab Kinew announced a $2.4-million investment in Genesis House to build a transitional housing complex in Winkler for women and children leaving family violence. The facility will include 25 units and 57 beds, shared spaces, a play area, and programming and counselling space.
Medical Students Begin Classes in New Cape Breton Medical Sciences Building
Premier Tim Houston said medical students have begun classes in the new Cape Breton Medical Campus medical sciences building at Cape Breton University. He said training doctors in Cape Breton and prioritizing students with rural experience will support a pipeline of family physicians for rural Nova Scotia communities.
R.J. Simpson’s government and Behdzi Ahda’ First Nation marked the opening of two modular classrooms and a washroom module at Colville Lake School. The facilities will serve 51 students in 2026–27, ease space constraints, and provide interim capacity while planning continues for a permanent school.
Échec des négociations entre le Canada et les États-Unis - Le gouvernement Fréchette protège les entreprises du Québec
Christine Fréchette announced two support programs for Québec businesses affected by U.S. tariffs after Canada-U.S. negotiations failed to reach an agreement. FORCE offers loans to qualifying larger primary and manufacturing businesses, while PAUPME provides loans of up to $150,000 to eligible small and medium-sized businesses.
Statement by Prime Minister Carney on Canada-U.S. trade negotiations
Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that Canada is suspending trade negotiations with the United States and recalling its negotiators, saying late U.S. changes were unfair and uneconomic. He said Canada will match planned 50% U.S. tariffs on roughly $28 billion in Canadian goods and introduce further business and worker support.
Provincial Government Establishes New Team Labrador - News Releases
Premier Tony Wakeham announced Team Labrador, chaired by Lela Evans and including MHAs Joe Power and Keith Russell. The team will engage Labrador communities, Indigenous organizations and other stakeholders to plan for economic opportunities and community impacts from major development, including Churchill Falls and Gull Island projects.
Province of Manitoba | News Releases | Governments of Canada, Manitoba and the Arctic Gateway Group Welcome New Research Confirming Feasibility of Year-Round Shipping from Churchill
Wab Kinew announced that new research finds year-round shipping from the Port of Churchill is feasible with existing ice-class vessels. He said the studies support planning infrastructure and investment for a year-round trade corridor, as changing sea-ice conditions are expected to improve marine access over time.