Illustrative wheat-field photo by Nick Fewings via Unsplash; cropped/resized.
Business
Canada’s trade tribunal will examine whether dumped wheat gluten from Italy, Poland and the United Kingdom has harmed or threatens domestic producers.
A public meeting chamber. Illustrative stock photo; not the Dorval consultation venue. Photo: Michael D Beckwith / Unsplash.
West Island
Dorval has postponed a public consultation on draft zoning by-law RCM-60A-24 from September 21 to October 19.
Illustrative file photo of a Québec community; not Pointe-Claire or any project described in this article. Photo: Katherine St-Pierre / Unsplash. Cropped to 1600×900.
West Island
Pointe-Claire’s 2027 capital plan includes drainage, park, overpass, road and municipal-facility work.
A fire hydrant beside a residential street. Illustrative stock photo; not a Kirkland hydrant. Photo: Justin Meckes / Unsplash.
West Island
Overnight fire-hydrant inspections in Kirkland’s Sector 4 run from 11:30 p.m. to 7:30 a.m. through Wednesday.
Illustrative wheat-field photo by Nick Fewings via Unsplash; cropped/resized.
Business
Canada’s trade tribunal will examine whether dumped wheat gluten from Italy, Poland and the United Kingdom has harmed or threatens domestic producers.
Illustrative commercial solar-rooftop photo by Bernd Dittrich via Unsplash; cropped/resized.
Business
The Canadian International Trade Tribunal has ended an expiry review, so anti-dumping and countervailing duties on certain Chinese photovoltaic modules will no longer continue.
Illustrative laboratory photo by Julia Koblitz via Unsplash; cropped/resized.
Business
The federal Life Sciences Fund will direct $67 million to manufacturing, research and health-security projects across Canada.
Illustrative underground infrastructure photo by Bradley Andrews via Unsplash; cropped/resized.
Canada
Ottawa is seeking comments until October 26 on whether a proposed used-nuclear-fuel repository should be listed as a project of national interest.
Illustrative shipping view near Singapore by Shawn via Unsplash; cropped/resized.
Business
Canada and Singapore say they will negotiate a non-binding economic cooperation framework covering technology, energy, food security, investment and supply chains.
Illustrative lumber photo by Sarah Worth via Unsplash; cropped/resized.
Business
The federal government has announced a $30-million tariff-response loan for Conifex Timber, which operates a sawmill and bioenergy plant in Mackenzie, B.C.
Illustrative photo: Haris Illahi / Unsplash License. Cropped and resized.
Business
Canada is pressing ahead with separate trade negotiations involving India, ASEAN and the Philippines during ministerial meetings in Mumbai and Manila.
Illustrative photo: Artem Kniaz / Unsplash License. Cropped and resized.
Canada
The federal government has committed $27.7 million toward a medically supported overnight camp in eastern Ontario for children with cancer or serious illnesses.
Illustrative photo: Juan Encalada / Unsplash License. Cropped and resized.
Canada
The federal government is committing more than $10.6 million to 13 rural and Indigenous transit projects across British Columbia.
Illustrative photo: Ümit Yıldırım / Unsplash License. Cropped and resized.
Canada
Ottawa has opened an expression-of-interest process for organizations proposing paid construction and skilled-trades placements for people aged 15 to 30.
Archive stock photo of the Québec Bridge by Danielle-Claude Bélanger via Unsplash; cropped/resized.
Montréal & Québec
The Québec Bridge will close in both directions overnight from Sunday to Thursday between September 20 and October 16, while the sidewalk remains open.
Illustrative commercial street photo by Jason Ng via Unsplash; cropped/resized. Not Rue Notre-Dame in Lachine.
Montréal & Québec
Lachine plans wider sidewalks, an eastbound one-way configuration, new planting areas and underground utility lines on Rue Notre-Dame, with construction expected to begin in 2028.
Illustrative photo: User_Pascal / Unsplash License. Cropped and resized.
Montréal & Québec
Québec’s procurement watchdog has ordered the transport ministry to amend a telecommunications tender after finding two cost-calculation provisions non-compliant.
