Government of Canada, provinces and territories hold first meeting to explore linking carbon markets

Government of Canada: a federal-provincial-territorial working group met this week on carbon markets; recommendations due July 2027. For industry, investors.

IRCNews desk October 23, 2026 1 min read

Government of Canada: a federal-provincial-territorial working group met this week on carbon markets; recommendations due July 2027. For industry, investors.

A federal–provincial–territorial working group is exploring ways to link carbon markets, aiming for clearer, Canada‑wide signals by July 2027. Newcomers, students, workers, employers and families could see evolving opportunities in the clean economy.

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