Federal Government Launches Digital Transformation Agency

The Canadian federal government has established a new digital transformation agency aimed at modernizing federal services and improving digital infrastructure across government departments.

Bank of Canada Unveils New Vertical $20 Bill

The Bank of Canada has introduced a redesigned vertical-format $20 bill featuring King Charles, marking a significant update to Canadian currency design.

Ottawa Invests $4.7B in New Via Rail Cars

The federal government has announced a $4.7 billion investment in new passenger rail cars to be manufactured in Ontario and Quebec, modernizing Canada's Via Rail fleet.

Canada Prepares for Extreme Weather Challenges

Policy experts are examining how Canada can better prepare for and respond to increasingly severe extreme weather events across the country.

U.S. Trade Tensions Escalate Over Tariffs

Trump administration officials have signaled potential tariffs on Canadian goods and aircraft, with Canadian officials including Chrystia Carney responding that Canada is ready to negotiate a mutually beneficial trade deal when the U.S. is prepared to resume talks.

Tesla Drivers Caught Sleeping on Trans-Canada Highway

Video evidence has captured Tesla drivers sleeping while vehicles operated on autopilot on the Trans-Canada Highway, resulting in $368 fines per incident.

Winnipeg Ranked Canada's Least Safe City

Recent polling data indicates Winnipeg is perceived as Canada's least safe city, while Ottawa is considered the safest among major Canadian municipalities.

Federal Data Centre Requirements Announced

The federal government has outlined new expectations and requirements for companies seeking to build data centres in Canada, setting standards for infrastructure development.

Ukrainian President Expected to Visit Canada

Sources indicate that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is expected to visit Canada in the coming week for meetings with Canadian officials.

Think Tank: Non-Retaliation Strategy for Trade War

A Canadian think tank has advised that the key to navigating the Canada-U.S. trade conflict is restraint rather than retaliatory measures, suggesting a diplomatic approach may yield better outcomes.