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.
Premier John Main said he represented Nunavut at the inaugural Canada Investment Summit in Toronto, hosted by Prime Minister Mark Carney. He promoted Nunavut to global investors, highlighting natural resources, environmental certainty, and growth potential in mining, fisheries and tourism with appropriate investment.
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 Carney to hold fall Cabinet Planning Forum focused on building with greater speed and ambition
Prime Minister Mark Carney announced a Cabinet Planning Forum in Banff, Alberta, on September 10–11, 2026. Cabinet ministers and secretaries of state will review progress and set next steps on economic strength, affordability, infrastructure, trade and defence relationships, Indigenous partnerships, and global affairs.
Premier Commits to Independent Comprehensive Audit of Innu Records held by Provincial Archaeology Office - News Releases
Premier Tony Wakeham committed to an independent, comprehensive audit of Provincial Archaeology Office holdings to identify and assess research on the Innu presence in Labrador. He also confirmed that Grand Chief Jodie Ashini will receive complete access to materials held by the office.
Anti-Racism Microgrant funding available for community-led projects
Premier Rob Lantz announced that applications are open for Prince Edward Island’s 2026–27 Anti-Racism Microgrant program, with $100,000 available. Grants ranging from $100 to $5,000 will support youth, individuals, non-profits and professional associations for community-led projects addressing racial barriers, systemic racism, education, capacity-building and BIPOC leadership.
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 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’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 David Eby announced cabinet changes effective Aug. 14, 2026, as Finance Minister Brenda Bailey takes leave for cancer treatment. Josie Osborne becomes finance minister, Ravi Kahlon becomes health minister, and Bailey becomes minister of jobs and economic growth; Adrian Dix will cover Bailey’s portfolio during her leave.
Premier, coastal First Nations celebrate protections for North Coast economy, environment
Premier David Eby announced that the Canada-B.C. Cooperative Prosperity Agreement will maintain the North Coast oil tanker ban without changes. He said the agreement protects the coastal environment and marine-based jobs while supporting investments, clean energy infrastructure, critical minerals and economic partnerships with First Nations and local communities.
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.
UPDATED: Alberta Day: Premier Smith | Déclaration de la première ministre à l’occasion de la Fête de l’Alberta
Danielle Smith marked Alberta Day by recognizing Alberta’s history, cultural heritage and community spirit. She acknowledged Indigenous Peoples’ enduring connection to the land, thanked people who organized celebrations in Edmonton, Calgary and other communities, and encouraged Albertans to take pride in the province’s place within Canada.
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.
Ontario and Marten Falls First Nation Break Ground on Ring of Fire Road
Doug Ford marked the start of construction on the Marten Falls Community Access Road, part of the Ring of Fire road network. The 184-kilometre all-season route is planned to connect Marten Falls First Nation to Ontario’s highway network, with clearing, work-camp setup and aggregate-site access beginning.
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.
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.
R.J. Simpson issued a ministerial activities advisory for August 25–31, 2026. He will travel to Colville Lake to attend the Sahtu Secretariat Incorporated annual general assembly, then meet in Yellowknife with the Chief of Behdzi Ahda’ First Nation and the president of Ayoni Keh Land Corporation.
Province of Manitoba | News Releases | Manitoba Government Convenes U.S. Trade Council Following Latest Tariffs
Premier Wab Kinew announced that Manitoba is convening its U.S. trade council after new U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods. The council will assess effects on businesses, workers and exporters, advise on Manitoba’s response, and focus on protecting jobs, supporting supply chains and exporters, and coordinating with federal, industry, labour and Indigenous partners.
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.
Premier R.J. Simpson criticized new U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods and backed a coordinated Canadian response to support affected workers, businesses and industries. He said the Northwest Territories is advancing northern infrastructure, critical minerals and resource projects to strengthen supply chains, trade, sovereignty and economic resilience.
Premier Wakeham Announces Senior Appointments - News Releases
Premier Tony Wakeham announced senior public-service appointments effective August 24, 2026. Craig Davis will become Deputy Minister of Seniors; Jeannine Herritt, Deputy Minister of Social Supports and Well-Being; Tracy King, Deputy Minister of Health and Community Services; and Colleen Stockley, Deputy Minister of Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation and Labrador Affairs.
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.