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October 2026
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October 9, 2026

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  1. Government of Canada prices $2B 10-year green bond; 44% environmentally and socially responsible buyers.

  2. On October 9, 2026, Government of Canada announced $11.2M through RTRI and BSP for 8 Saskatchewan projects.

  3. Government of Canada highlights new Productivity Mega Deduction to spur investment and jobs.

  4. Government of Canada backs two Sarnia firms with nearly $5M

  5. Government of Saskatchewan public offering raises over $29M; next offering December 1, 2026.

  6. Government of Ontario backs 14 northern Ontario agriculture projects with more than $6.1 million

  7. Government of Nova Scotia provides $1.5M for 17 mineral projects in 2026-27.

  8. Government of Saskatchewan reports harvest at 82%, behind five-year average

  9. Government of Saskatchewan hosts supplier forum in Regina on Oct 22, 2026

  10. Government of Canada to launch seventh green bond issuance with a 10-year bond, subject to market conditions.

  11. Government of Canada tables Bill S-7 to cut red tape

  12. Government of Canada issues statement on abandoned Nortera–B&G merger

  13. Government of Canada launches a new immigration program on 2026-10-06

  14. Government of Alberta invests $1.5 million as CFR 52 runs Oct. 7-10, expected to support more than 6,000 jobs.

  15. Government of the Northwest Territories relaunches Producers' Incentive Program with higher funding

  16. Government of Canada and Ontario invest $2M to boost agri-food safety

  17. Governments of Canada and Ontario invest $2M to boost small agri-food safety

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