CanadaSep 11, 2026
Justin Trudeau Enters Entertainment Industry, Launches New Production Company
Former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his longtime chief of staff, Katie Telford, are stepping into the entertainment industry after leaving politics. The duo announced the launch of their new media and production company, Hope & Hard Work, on the red carpet at the Toronto International Film Festival.
The company’s name is inspired by the slogan associated with Trudeau’s successful 2015 election campaign, which helped the Liberal Party move from third-party status to government, where it remained in power for nearly a decade.
Several projects are already in development unde
CanadaSep 11, 2026
9/11 25th anniversary: Canadian leaders honour victims, remember solidarity with U.S.
Canadian leaders, including Prime Minister Mark Carney and Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre, paid tribute to the victims of the 9/11 terrorist attacks in the United States on the 25th anniversary of the tragedy.
During the attacks, Canadians stood shoulder to shoulder with their American neighbours. Communities across Canada, including Halifax, Gander in Newfoundland and Vancouver, opened their doors to thousands of Americans whose flights were diverted to Canada in the immediate aftermath of the attacks.
Canada-U.S. Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc said the compassion and generosity shown b
CanadaSep 11, 2026
Nearly 16,000 Chinese EVs reach Canada against 49,000-vehicle quota
Nearly 16,000 Chinese electric vehicles have arrived in Canada so far this year under a trade agreement between Canada and China, putting imports at less than one-third of the 49,000-vehicle quota set for 2026.
According to Huzaif Qaisar, communications director to International Trade Minister Maninder Sidhu, three companies have so far received approval to bring vehicles into Canada under the quota. Qaisar said some other companies have also expressed interest in entering the Canadian market but are still considering their options.
The agreement between Prime Minister Mark Carney and Chinese
BCSep 10, 2026
Surrey Elections on October 17, Voting to Take Place at 52 Locations
Surrey residents will be able to cast their ballots at any of the city’s 52 voting locations during the 2026 municipal election on Saturday, October 17. Voting will be open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
For those who want to vote early, advance voting will be available on October 7, 10, 14 and 15, from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., at 10 designated locations, including Cloverdale Recreation Centre, Fleetwood Community Centre and several secondary schools.
The City of Surrey has also provided an interactive map of voting locations to help voters find a convenient polling place and check estimated wait times.
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CanadaSep 10, 2026
Canada and Ukraine Announce 100-Year Agreement on Defence, Energy and Trade
Canada and Ukraine have announced a 100-year agreement covering defence, energy and trade, signed by Prime Minister Mark Carney and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy during their meeting in Calgary.
The landmark agreement will see the two countries expand cooperation in defence, technology and investment, including joint production of drones, anti-drone systems, electronic warfare technology and weapons.
Carney also announced air-defence support for Ukraine to help counter Russian missile attacks. In addition, Canada has pledged more than $430 million in loan guarantees to help maintain
CanadaSep 10, 2026
Poilievre in New York for 9/11 25th Anniversary Events, Trade Meetings
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is currently in New York, where he will attend memorial events on Friday marking the 25th anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks.
Poilievre left for New York on Wednesday night. According to the Conservative Party, he is also scheduled to meet with investors and business representatives to discuss trade-related issues.
In a statement, Poilievre said Canada’s greatest strength in the ongoing trade war is the trust of ordinary Americans, which he believes can help reduce the threat to jobs on both sides of the border.
A senior Conservative source
CanadaSep 10, 2026
Carney cabinet meets in Banff as Zelenskyy prepares to address ministers
Prime Minister Mark Carney’s cabinet began a two-day planning meeting in Banff, Alta., on Thursday, with Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy expected to address ministers.
Zelenskyy arrived in Calgary late Wednesday with his wife, Olena Zelenska, ahead of the cabinet meeting. His appearance comes as the federal government reviews its economic and trade priorities amid continuing tensions with the United States.
The meeting is also taking place after U.S. President Donald Trump announced new measures targeting imports from Canada. According to the report provided, the measures are expected
CanadaSep 09, 2026
Canada-EU to Forge a New Strategic Partnership: Geneviève Tuts
European Union Ambassador to Canada Geneviève Tuts has revealed that the EU and Ottawa are working toward an unprecedented strategic partnership.
Her comments come ahead of Prime Minister Mark Carney’s planned address to the European Parliament in Strasbourg, France, next week. Carney has been invited to speak as a non-European leader.
According to Tuts, the proposed trade and strategic framework will be part of the broader security and economic alliance Carney highlighted last month. She said the partnership would be distinct from the EU’s existing agreements with countries such as Switz
CanadaSep 09, 2026
Canada Eases Study Rules for Temporary Foreign Workers, Allows Up to 6 Months of Study Without Permit
The Canadian government has announced a temporary measure allowing eligible temporary foreign workers already in the country to study for up to six months without applying for a study permit. The initiative is aimed at helping workers upgrade their skills, obtain short-term training and pursue professional licensing while continuing to work.
According to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), the measure will particularly benefit workers in high-demand fields, including nurses, laboratory technicians and skilled tradespeople. The government says the move is intended to help addr