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Ongoing support, services benefit adults with mental-health issues
Adults living with mental-health challenges will continue to have access to low- or no-cost counselling services to help them get well.
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A planning process is underway to explore options for reconnecting Tk̓emlúps te Secwépemc lands and Kamloops as Friday, Sept. 19, 2025, marks one year since the Red Bridge, a vital connection between these communities, was destroyed by a fire. The process is being led by the Ministry of Transportation and Transit, in partnership with Tk̓emlúps…
9:30 ET / 6:30 PT: Government House Leader Steven MacKinnon discusses return of Parliament
Government House Leader Steven MacKinnon speaks with reporters in Ottawa as MPs return for the fall sitting of the House of Commons. source
Carney’s Conflicts Exposed
Experts shred PM’s blind trust and conflict of interest screen Ottawa, ON – Conservative members of the Ethics Committee released the following statement on its ongoing investigation into Prime Minister Mark Carney’s conflicts of interest: “Yesterday, the Ethics Committee heard scathing testimony from Canada’s leading ethics and accountability experts on the façade that is Mark…
New Democrats announce critic shuffle for fall sitting of the house « Canada’s NDP
On Monday, NDP Leader Don Davies announced further critic roles for the NDP caucus this fall. “Serious issues are facing Canadians and our country. New Democrats remain focused on ensuring this government invests in workers in a time when Canadians are worried about the future.“I’m proud to serve on a team of talented MPs dedicated…
Federal govt invests $22M in battery production – October 3, 2025
In Montreal, Energy Minister Tim Hodgson announces an investment of $22 million to fund domestic battery innovation and manufacturing. The funding will improve performance, lower costs, strengthen supply-chain security and reduce environmental impacts. source
Stephen Thomas on Canada’s national projects and push for a clean electricity grid
As Prime Minister Mark Carney promotes projects of national significance, the first round of investments (from LNG to copper mining to small nuclear reactors) has already raised environmental questions. At the same time, recent policy shifts like suspending the 2026 EV mandate and ending the carbon rebate have heightened concerns about Canada’s climate commitments. CPAC’s…
