Illustrative travel documents; not a NEXUS card or enrolment centre. Photo: Nicole Geri / Unsplash. Cropped and resized.
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NEXUS applicants conditionally approved from April 1, 2027 will have two years to schedule an interview; transition rules apply earlier.
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David Paradiso will become Canada’s Correctional Investigator on October 13, leading the independent ombuds office for federally sentenced people.
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A new federal-philanthropic memorandum targets information sharing and possible co-investment on water security, but announces no new funding.
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The Survivors’ Flag was raised on Parliament Hill on September 30 to honour residential-school Survivors and children who never returned home.
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The projects target recruitment and settlement work in Newfoundland and Labrador, Saskatchewan and Northern Ontario.
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The Canadian Cyber Defence Collective held its first in-person advisory meeting with government and industry representatives.
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The federal funding agreement now runs to March 2031, while Ontario commits to maintain average fees of $19 a day through June 2027.
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The federal government says the package will fund conservation, Coast Guard capacity, spill response and Indigenous-led stewardship.
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A Statistics Canada study based on spring 2024 survey data found most respondents were at least somewhat hopeful, while 17% were not at all hopeful.
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The federal government will contribute $8.06 million to modernize Winnipeg’s 1913 Downtown Y building and expand community programmes.
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Federal, provincial and municipal governments have announced more than $16.2 million for a new Oromocto wastewater connection.
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Federal funding of up to $22.4 million would install utilities needed to open more than 165 acres of Kelowna airport land to development.
