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.
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 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.
Illustrative photo: Brett Jordan / Unsplash License. Cropped and resized.
Business
Selling prices for new houses across Canada edged down 0.1% in August, while Québec’s provincial index was unchanged.
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Business
The number of people receiving regular Employment Insurance benefits in Québec rose 1.6% in July to 125,200, Statistics Canada reported.
Illustrative photo: Maksym Kaharlytskyi / Unsplash License. Cropped and resized.
Business
Prices for Canadian manufactured products rose 1.3% in August, while raw-material prices increased 3.1%, Statistics Canada reported.
Illustrative photo: Maxim Hopman / Unsplash License. Cropped and resized.
Business
Canadian investors sold an unprecedented $31.0 billion in U.S. shares in July, while foreign investors added $20.7 billion in Canadian securities.
A mountain river habitat. Illustrative stock photo; not a funded project site. Photo: Jake Hills / Unsplash.
Canada
Applications are open until November 16 for projects under the federal Habitat Stewardship Program for Aquatic Species at Risk.
An automated appliance-production line. Illustrative stock photo; not a Canadian business claiming the proposed deduction. Photo: Homa Appliances / Unsplash.
Business
The federal government has proposed permanent immediate expensing for roughly two-thirds of business capital investment.
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Montréal & Québec
Québec’s procurement watchdog has ordered the transport ministry to amend a telecommunications tender after finding two cost-calculation provisions non-compliant.
Illustrative photo: Dmitrii Vaccinium / Unsplash License. Cropped and resized.
Montréal & Québec
Québec’s public curator has introduced practical supports intended to help people under public tutorship exercise their right to vote in the October 5 provincial election.
A biogas facility seen from above. Illustrative stock photo; not a Québec project. Photo: Julia Koblitz / Unsplash.
Montréal & Québec
Québec has asked the Régie de l’énergie for recommendations on renewable gas while confirming that its current regulation remains in force.
