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Toronto City Clerk Certifies Candidates for 2026 Municipal Election

5 weeks ago

Toronto City Clerk Certifies Candidates for 2026 Municipal Election

The Toronto City Clerk has certified 362 candidates for the upcoming municipal election, with several candidates declared elected by acclamation. Election day is set for October 26, 2026.

City of Toronto Commences Construction on 74 New Sustainable Rental Homes in Trinity Bellwoods

5 weeks ago

City of Toronto Commences Construction on 74 New Sustainable Rental Homes in Trinity Bellwoods

The City of Toronto has officially broken ground on a project to develop 74 new sustainable rental homes in the Trinity Bellwoods area, aimed at addressing housing needs in the community.

City of Toronto Commences Construction of 74 Eco-Friendly Rental Homes in Trinity-Bellwoods

5 weeks ago

City of Toronto Commences Construction of 74 Eco-Friendly Rental Homes in Trinity-Bellwoods

The City of Toronto has officially initiated the construction of 74 new sustainable rental homes in the Trinity-Bellwoods area, marking a significant step towards enhancing affordable housing in the city.

Construction Begins on Affordable Housing Project at Dundas and Ossington

5 weeks ago

Construction Begins on Affordable Housing Project at Dundas and Ossington

The City of Toronto, in collaboration with CreateTO and the federal government, has commenced construction on a new rental housing project at Dundas Street West and Ossington Avenue, aimed at providing affordable family-sized homes.

Federal Government Invests $11 Billion in Quebec's Shipbuilding Sector for New Icebreakers

5 weeks ago

Federal Government Invests $11 Billion in Quebec's Shipbuilding Sector for New Icebreakers

Prime Minister Mark Carney announces a historic investment to build six new icebreakers for the Canadian Coast Guard in Quebec, marking a significant boost for the province's shipbuilding industry.

Canada's Economic Recovery Faces Threat from Renewed U.S. Tariffs

5 weeks ago

Canada's Economic Recovery Faces Threat from Renewed U.S. Tariffs

Economists express concerns that renewed tariffs from the U.S. could hinder Canada's economic recovery, with potential retaliatory measures and inflationary impacts.

Canada to Impose Retaliatory Tariffs on U.S. Goods Following Failed Trade Talks

5 weeks ago

Canada to Impose Retaliatory Tariffs on U.S. Goods Following Failed Trade Talks

In response to new tariffs imposed by the U.S., Prime Minister Mark Carney announces retaliatory measures set to take effect in September, targeting various sectors.

Federal Investment to Enhance Skills Training for First Nations Youth in Calgary's Construction Sector

5 weeks ago

Federal Investment to Enhance Skills Training for First Nations Youth in Calgary's Construction Sector

The Government of Canada is investing $3.21 million to support employment and skills training for First Nations youth in Treaty 7 territory, an initiative welcomed by the Calgary Construction Association.

New Carpentry Training Program Launched in Kootenays, B.C.

5 weeks ago

New Carpentry Training Program Launched in Kootenays, B.C.

The Industry-Ready Carpentry Foundation project aims to equip individuals in the Kootenays with essential skills for careers in the skilled trades, backed by government funding.

Newfoundland and Labrador Assembles Team to Maximize Local Benefits from Quebec Energy Deal

5 weeks ago

Newfoundland and Labrador Assembles Team to Maximize Local Benefits from Quebec Energy Deal

The Newfoundland and Labrador government has formed a new team aimed at ensuring that residents of Labrador benefit from a proposed energy deal with Quebec, amidst concerns about the impact of incoming workers on local infrastructure.

Port Hope Residents Rally Against Proposed Nuclear Power Plant Amid Contaminated Legacy

5 weeks ago

Port Hope Residents Rally Against Proposed Nuclear Power Plant Amid Contaminated Legacy

Community members express outrage over Ontario's plans to build a nuclear power plant in Port Hope, a town with a troubled history in the nuclear industry.

Groundbreaking Ceremony Marks the Start of Oshawa's The Foundry District Development

5 weeks ago

Groundbreaking Ceremony Marks the Start of Oshawa's The Foundry District Development

Construction has commenced on a new mixed-use district in downtown Oshawa, promising affordable rental homes and revitalized green spaces.