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Official statements concerning tariffs and trade.
10 statements addressed tariffs and trade during the seven-day window.
2026-10-06 – 2026-11-04
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Susan Holt’s news and alerts page lists proposed measures to encourage development of vacant properties, ongoing property tax reform, investments to modernize MQM Quality Manufacturing, online-harms legislation aimed at youth protections, and a defence growth framework to support the defence industry and the economy.
Official source for Susan HoltRob Lantz announced the renewal of the Atlantic Fisheries Fund, bringing $31.6 million over five years to Prince Edward Island’s fisheries and aquaculture sector. The funding includes federal and provincial contributions and will support innovation, infrastructure, science partnerships and market diversification for harvesters, processors, growers and exporters.
Official source for Rob LantzPremier Wab Kinew announced that Manitoba has fully disbursed its $15-million commitment to rehabilitate Thompson Regional Airport. The project, led by the airport authority and valued at more than $105 million, includes a new terminal, non-airside upgrades and extended municipal sewage services.
Official source for Wab KinewTim Houston: Download this image The cover of the Wind West plan document, available at: https://novascotia.ca/wind-west/ Nova Scotia and Canada are investing to seize one of the largest economic development opportunities in generations. A federal-provincial partnership worth $100 million announced today, October 15, will support the research, data collection and…
Official source for Tim HoustonPremier John Main said the Nunavut Partnership Committee, which includes Nunavut’s Executive Council and Nunavut Tunngavik Incorporated’s board, met to review progress on shared priorities, discuss lessons learned and identify next steps. The partnership was declared in 2022 and renewed in December 2025.
Official source for John MainJohn Main’s Legislative Assembly of Nunavut page lists recent news coverage, mostly available in English, on federal lands legislation, housing production, infrastructure investment, internal trade, Canada-U.S. trade relations, Arctic military consultations, clean energy funding, and federal support for housing, education and health infrastructure.
Official source for John MainPremier John Main said the Nunavut Partnership Committee met with the Nunavut Tunngavik Incorporated board to review progress on shared priorities, discuss lessons learned and plan next steps. The committee’s partnership was established in 2022 and renewed in 2025.
Official source for John MainPremier John Main said the Nunavut Partnership Committee, bringing together Nunavut’s Executive Council and Nunavut Tunngavik Incorporated’s board, reviewed progress on shared priorities, discussed lessons from the partnership, and planned next steps. The committee reaffirmed its commitment to collaboration and endorsed a renewed approach to targeted actions.
Official source for John MainPremier Susan Holt announced plans for 90 new long-term care beds in New Maryland to serve seniors with significant, ongoing care needs. The beds, whose specific types will be determined as the project advances, are intended to expand local care capacity and help seniors receive appropriate care nearer to family and community.
Official source for Susan HoltPrime Minister Mark Carney spoke with Guyanese President Dr. Mohamed Irfaan Ali about strengthening Canada-Guyana trade, investment and wider cooperation, including through a memorandum of understanding with the Canadian Commercial Corporation. Carney also commended Ali’s environmental and biodiversity leadership, and both agreed to stay in contact before next month’s Commonwealth meeting.
Official source for Mark CarneyPremier Tony Wakeham is inviting Newfoundland and Labrador residents aged 16 to 24 to apply for the Premier’s Youth Advisory Committee. Co-chaired by Riley Balsom, the committee will provide non-partisan advice on youth priorities including affordability, mental health, education, employment, population growth and rural revitalization.
Official source for Tony WakehamPrime Minister Mark Carney spoke with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi about expanding Canada-India engagement in trade, security, energy, agriculture and people-to-people ties. They reaffirmed their aim to conclude a Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement and support doubling two-way trade by 2030.
Official source for Mark Carney