Parliamentary Secretary Ryan Turnbull announced federal support for the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) at a sustainable finance summit in Montréal. The move aims to advance global sustainability reporting standards, reinforcing Canada's commitment to transparent and consistent climate-related financial disclosures for businesses and investors.
The Canadian government has officially extended safeguard measures on certain steel and aluminum products for an additional year. This decision aims to protect domestic producers and workers from potential surges in imports, maintaining stability within the Canadian manufacturing sector through October 2026.
Prime Minister Mark Carney has announced the formation of a new advisory council dedicated to addressing the rising tide of antisemitism in Canada. The initiative aims to provide expert guidance to the federal government on developing effective strategies to combat anti-Jewish racism and foster safer communities across the country.
The International Cricket Council (ICC) has officially suspended Cricket Canada due to ongoing governance and administrative failures. The suspension, which follows a period of non-compliance with membership requirements, impacts Canada's participation in international events and access to ICC funding until specific remedial conditions are met by the national body.
Secretary of State for Sport Adam van Koeverden announced new federal funding in Edmonton to support Indigenous-led sport and physical activity initiatives across Canada. The investment aims to increase participation and remove barriers to sport for Indigenous youth and communities, fostering health, wellness, and cultural connection through sport-based programming.
FIFA World Cup 26 Canada has introduced a 50/50 raffle initiative in Ontario and British Columbia. The program aims to raise funds for grassroots soccer development across the country, building momentum and community engagement in the lead-up to the 2026 tournament, which Canada will co-host alongside the United States and Mexico.
Canada is participating in the 2026 Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC) exercise, the world's largest international maritime warfare exercise. The Canadian Armed Forces have deployed approximately 800 personnel, along with warships and aircraft, to Hawaii to join forces with international partners to enhance interoperability and maritime security in the Indo-Pacific region.
The Montreal Canadiens have been eliminated from the NHL playoffs following a series loss to the Carolina Hurricanes. This defeat marks the end of Montreal's postseason run and continues the ongoing championship drought for Canadian-based NHL franchises, a streak that has persisted since 1993.
Minister Mélanie Joly has announced a significant investment through the Strategic Innovation Fund to support the Canadian aluminum industry. The initiative, developed in collaboration with Quebec government representatives, aims to bolster domestic production, enhance competitiveness, and support sustainable practices within the sector.
Nearly 150 Canadian Olympic and Paralympic athletes were celebrated in Ottawa for their performances at the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Games. The event brought together athletes, government officials, and supporters to recognize the dedication and achievements of Team Canada on the international stage in Italy.
Health Minister Marjorie Michel has officially opened the new Canadian Drug Analysis Centre in Scarborough, Ontario. The facility is designed to enhance the national response to the illegal drug supply by providing rapid, high-quality forensic analysis to support law enforcement and public health efforts across Canada.
The Canadian government has expanded its Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) program to include eligible citizens from Indonesia and Malaysia. This policy change is designed to facilitate travel, boost tourism, and strengthen economic and diplomatic ties between Canada and these two key Indo-Pacific nations, streamlining the entry process for frequent travelers.
Leaders from Canada's three largest transit agencies—TTC, TransLink, and STM—are in Ottawa to lobby the federal government. They are calling for the permanent, predictable, and increased funding of the Canada Public Transit Fund to address critical infrastructure needs, rising operational costs, and the necessity of expanding service to meet growing ridership demands across the country.
The annual Ladner May Days parade returned to the streets of Ladner, British Columbia, this weekend. The long-standing community tradition featured a variety of local performances, floats, and community groups, drawing residents together to celebrate the historic event in the heart of the Delta region.
The Tamarack Ottawa Race Weekend began in Canada, drawing thousands of participants to the streets of the capital. The opening day was highlighted by a historic 5K run completed by 100-year-old Roy Allen, who set a new standard for longevity and athleticism in the event's long-standing history.
Canada Soccer has named a 24-player squad for the upcoming Maurice Revello Tournament in France. This competition serves as a key preparation phase for the team ahead of the 2026 Concacaf U-20 Championship, providing young talent with essential international experience against high-level global competition.
The Canadian government has announced funding for 335 communities across the country to host soccer-themed activities. This initiative aims to build excitement and engagement in preparation for Canada co-hosting the 2026 FIFA World Cup alongside the United States and Mexico.
Environment and Climate Change Canada has issued its official outlook for the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season. The briefing provides critical data on expected storm activity levels, aiming to help Canadians in vulnerable regions prepare for potential weather impacts and ensure public safety throughout the upcoming season.
The Saskatchewan Court of Appeal has dismissed an appeal from a father convicted of parental child abduction. The man had taken his daughter to prevent her from receiving a COVID-19 vaccine, violating a court order that granted the mother authority over medical decisions. The court affirmed the original conviction, emphasizing the importance of adhering to legal custody arrangements.
Canada continued its strong performance at the 2026 IIHF Men's Ice Hockey World Championship, defeating Denmark 5-1. The victory keeps Canada undefeated in the tournament standings as they continue their campaign for the gold medal.
