Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Free Friday Q&A
  1. Budget 2027 sets one education property tax rate from 2027, estimated $98.7M savings in 2027-28

  2. Government of Canada tribunal sees injury indication from dumped, subsidized Chinese truck and bus tires

  3. Government of Prince Edward Island reports Q2 deficit as net debt-to-GDP falls to 36.4%

  4. Government of New Brunswick makes economic development announcement

  5. New $750M fund backs year-round fruit and vegetable production

  6. Government of Canada launches PEI hub for farm succession

  7. Government of Newfoundland and Labrador invests $882,581 in 360 Marine's sea lice system R&D in Harbour Breton

  8. Consultations begin to cut red tape across Newfoundland and Labrador

  9. CED backs Northern Village of Kuujjuaq with $1M to expand greenhouse and boost local food production

  10. Secretary of State van Koeverden announces November supports to strengthen sport hosting in Canada

  11. Government of Canada invests $3,817,640 in Northern Ontario agri-food, backing over 40 businesses at The Royal

  12. Government of Saskatchewan tables 2025-26 Crown payee report, notes $2.1B procurement

  13. Government of Saskatchewan unveils a new immigration program

  14. Government of Newfoundland and Labrador confirms $90M share from $300M Atlantic Fisheries Fund

  15. Government of Canada’s Bill C-38 receives Royal Assent; fuel excise tax suspended until Jan 31, 2027

  16. Ontario unveils $8.7B industry plan, $8B tax cut and path to balance by 2029-30.

  17. Government of Canada launches Telecom Competition Roadmap to expand choice and improve prices

  18. Ontario unveils $8B Competitiveness Tax Cut to back 30,000 jobs

  19. Government of Saskatchewan starts ongoing online leasing for agricultural Crown land

  20. Federal $11M investment aims to protect northern B.C. forest jobs

  21. Government of Yukon tables 2025–26 Public Accounts: $4.9M surplus, $635.8M net debt

  22. Government of Nova Scotia invests $1.48 million to coordinate business support via nine regional partners.

  23. Government of Canada proposes changes to Clean Fuel Regulations

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