CanadaNov 04, 2026
China Extends Tariff Relief on Canadian Lobster, Crab and Canola Meal Until 2028
Canada’s Minister of International Trade, Maninder Sidhu, has announced that China will extend tariff relief on Canadian lobster, crab, peas and canola meal for another two years, until 2028.
Sidhu said the agreement was originally set to expire at the end of this year but has now been extended for an additional two years.
The announcement follows Prime Minister Mark Carney’s visit to Beijing in January. In March, China reduced tariffs on Canadian canola meal, while Canada lowered tariffs on certain Chinese steel and aluminum products, allowing them to enter the Canadian market.
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CanadaNov 04, 2026
Canada’s Trade Diversification Agenda Unchanged Despite U.S. Election Results
Canada’s Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc has reaffirmed that Ottawa’s trade diversification agenda will not be derailed by the results of the U.S. midterm elections. He said only Americans have the right to explain what issues influenced voters’ decisions, adding that Canada has no say in the matter.
Meanwhile, Ontario Premier Doug Ford warned against assuming that the Democratic Party’s clean sweep means the trade war is over. He stressed that U.S. President Donald Trump still has full powers to impose tariffs and make trade-related decisions.
However, Ford described the Democratic vic
CanadaNov 04, 2026
Carney Confirms Trade Talks With U.S. Underway Since Weekend
Prime Minister Mark Carney has confirmed that trade talks with the United States have been underway since the weekend, following a phone conversation with U.S. President Donald Trump last week.
Speaking to reporters during his visit to Antigua and Barbuda, Carney said negotiations on a potential trade deal began after the call. He added that Washington had scaled back some of its demands, removing several key Canadian red lines from the discussions.
These include Canada's laws protecting the French language and its right to independently negotiate free trade agreements with other countries.
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IndiaNov 04, 2026
Punjab Government Accepts Major Demands in Jhotta Murder Case
An agreement has been reached between the Punjab government and the Justice Action Committee following a lengthy meeting over the killing of anti-drug activist Parvinder Singh Jhotta in Mansa. Under the agreement, the government has accepted all major demands except the call for the resignations of Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann and DGP.
Following the agreement, Jhotta’s family has agreed to perform his last rites. It was also decided that his post-mortem examination will be conducted at PGI Chandigarh on November 6.
The agreement was reached during a meeting with Punjab Assembly Speaker Kulta
BCNov 04, 2026
Fire Near Burnaby’s Gilmore SkyTrain Station Disrupts Millennium Line Service
A fire near Gilmore SkyTrain Station in Burnaby caused heavy smoke early Wednesday morning, forcing TransLink to suspend Millennium Line services and disrupting travel between Vancouver and Burnaby.
According to TransLink, service was suspended at around 5:50 a.m. due to heavy smoke at Gilmore Station. Additional shuttle buses were arranged between Holdom, Brentwood, Gilmore, Rupert and Renfrew stations to assist affected passengers.
Meanwhile, Expo Line and Canada Line services continued operating normally.
The fire department received a report of a fire inside the station building at around