These improved timelines provide greater certainty for proponents, thus stimulating greater investment in potential projects in the provinces and territories. The Government of Canada and the ...

As provincial and territorial partners of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) you can use the secure Provinces and Territories (PT) Portal to: search for candidates in the Express ...

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Canada designated September 30 as the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation ... and bank employees are given the day off. However, only four provinces/territories will grant all workers the day ...

Pet parents struggling to feed their loved, furry friends can now find over 300 pet food assistance programs in all 10 provinces and one territory with the help of the ...

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The Canadian Subarctic is one of the six cultural regions that define Canada’s cultural, geographical, and historical ...

OTTAWA - Canada’s annual inflation rate was 2.0 per cent in August, Statistics Canada says. Here’s what happened in the provinces (previous month in brackets): ...

Health Canada has approved Moderna’s latest COVID-19 vaccine targeting the most recent variants of the virus as provinces and territories prepare for their fall vaccine campaigns. The agency ...

"This will be an important experience for me," Marsch says of Panama game at BMO Field, "and for the team, to show what we’ve ...

In 2023, Ottawa sent $47 billion to the provinces and territories for health care ... The only strong lever Ottawa has is the Canada Health Act, which empowers it to take money back from any ...

What will Canada look like in 2080 if we get everything right?” That’s the guiding question behind a new art exhibition in L.R. Wilson Hall’s . . .