Cabinet meeting scheduled at Parliament Hill
The Prime Minister is set to chair a Cabinet meeting at 10:30 a.m. local time in the West Block.
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The Prime Minister is set to chair a Cabinet meeting at 10:30 a.m. local time in the West Block.
A statement is scheduled for 11 a.m. local time on October 19 in the House of Commons.
The Prime Minister is scheduled to deliver a statement at noon local time from Parliament Hill; the advisory provides no details about the tragedy.
Two events are scheduled in Alberta on October 16; media can attend by registering with the Prime Minister’s Office.
The leaders plan to stay in touch as they explore stronger economic ties and cooperation ahead of a 2026 Commonwealth meeting.
The schedule includes meetings with community members, union workers and students, plus an evening rally; media access varies by event.
In a call with President Zelenskyy, the Prime Minister reaffirmed Canada’s support and urged Russia to respect the energy ceasefire.
The Prime Minister will chair a Cabinet meeting at 10:30 a.m. local time on October 14; the virtual meeting is closed to media.
The leaders aim to conclude a trade agreement and support efforts to double two-way trade by 2030.
The prime minister’s holiday message highlights shared values, local businesses, and helping neighbours amid challenges facing Canada.
Canada says attacks on energy infrastructure and civilians must stop, and will continue supporting Ukraine and exporting oil and diesel to the United States.
Canada says it will maintain sanctions on Russia and work with allies to strengthen support for Ukraine’s air defences.
Eligible households could get up to $10,000 toward a heat pump, while apartment owners can access financing for upgrades that lower energy use and emissions.
The Prime Minister congratulated the Canadian poet, essayist, translator and classicist on receiving one of literature’s highest honours.
A clean-energy announcement is scheduled for October 8, but the advisory does not say what measures the Prime Minister will announce.
The Prime Minister says Canada will pursue new laws and resources to combat antisemitism and protect Jewish community spaces.
The Prime Minister is scheduled to attend two events at West Block on Parliament Hill on October 7.
The October 21–24 visit will focus on security ties and expanding trade and investment between Canada and Türkiye.
The advisory gives the time and place for a Cabinet meeting but does not identify its agenda or any decisions.
The Prime Minister is scheduled to attend Question Period at West Block on Parliament Hill at 2:15 p.m. local time.
A new advisory council will help shape federal plans for AI adoption, safety, jobs, and Canadian control of key AI capabilities.
The coordinated release will start immediately, with a substantial amount of diesel due within the first 20 days.
The proposed West Coast oil pipeline still needs a federal review, with project conditions targeted for completion by September 1, 2027.
The Prime Minister’s October 1 announcement will address speeding up an infrastructure project, but the advisory does not name the project.
The statement calls for progress on the 94 Calls to Action and lists 24/7 support lines for residential school Survivors and Indigenous people.