Illustrative stock image of memorial candles. Photo: Mike Labrum / Unsplash.
Canada
Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand has designated Ambassador Jeffrey Marder as Canada’s head of delegation to the IHRA.
Illustrative stock photo of a canoe beside a lake. Photo: Jp Valery / Unsplash. The canoe is not identified with the Pointe-Claire club.
West Island
Pointe-Claire is accepting applications until November 2 for two volunteer positions on the board of the Pointe-Claire Canoe Kayak Club.
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West Island
Dorval’s 2026 Halloween program includes an exhibition, free family activities, a movie, an adults-only ball and activities at the aquatic complex.
Illustrative medical blood bag. Photo by Aman Chaturvedi / Unsplash.
West Island
Dollard-des-Ormeaux’s annual mayor’s blood drive runs Monday from 1:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the Community Centre, with advance reservations available.
Illustrative stock image of memorial candles. Photo: Mike Labrum / Unsplash.
Canada
Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand has designated Ambassador Jeffrey Marder as Canada’s head of delegation to the IHRA.
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Canada
The federal government has named Jennifer Keesmaat as co-chair and appointed five members to the National Housing Council.
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Business
Natural Resources Minister Tim Hodgson concluded meetings in London focused on energy, mining and critical-minerals investment.
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Business
The Yukon Wood Products Association will receive up to $546,945 for a three-year forestry and bioenergy development program.
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Canada
Nine Indigenous-led projects in Nova Scotia will share more than $3.3 million from federal economic and sector programs.
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Business
A federal investment of up to $254 million is intended to expand port and rail capacity in the Saint John, New Brunswick trade corridor.
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Canada
National Defence has announced a 10-year agreement with NordSpace and new steps tied to military and sovereign space capability.
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Business
The federal and Ontario governments have announced an $8.7-billion package focused on steel, auto investment and trade infrastructure.
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Business
A new federal cabinet directive will require regulators to offset every dollar of added administrative burden with two dollars in reductions elsewhere.
Freight containers in a rail yard. Illustrative stock photo by Matt Hanns Schroeter / Unsplash. The freight is not identified with the participating food companies.
Business
Eight Atlantic Canadian food and beverage companies are taking part in a publicly funded export program in the United Kingdom and at SIAL Paris.
Canadian farmland. Illustrative stock photo by Nathan Trenchuk / Unsplash. The field is not identified with AMIS or the G7 meeting.
Business
Canada will contribute an additional $250,000 to an international agriculture market system to expand fertilizer monitoring.
Illustrative stock image of an icebreaker. Photo: Dorian Labbe / Unsplash.
Montréal & Québec
Officials from Canada, Finland and the United States met in Quebec City, Lévis and Ottawa to advance their icebreaker collaboration.
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Montréal & Québec
More than 80 people attended two Verdun open houses on the borough’s work to modernize its urban-planning bylaws.
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Montréal & Québec
Ottawa is providing $760,207 for the planned Parc naturel de la Sagamité, a 153-hectare conservation and recreation area in northern Québec City.
