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  1. Government of Ontario begins building new interchange in Waterdown

  2. Canada and New Brunswick fund Mont Farlagne and Madawaska Trails upgrades for four-season use

  3. Government of Canada backs NEWPCC with $500M and signs $698,294,000 Manitoba infrastructure deals

  4. Government of Canada launches PEI hub for farm succession

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

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

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

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

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

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

  11. Government of Ontario launches Niagara gaming investment call, unlocking $3B and 10,000+ construction jobs

  12. Government of Canada proposes changes to Clean Fuel Regulations

  13. Government of Ontario's $3.4B plan clears 470,000 from waitlist, cutting waits to lowest in over a decade.

  14. Government of Canada adds $500M to Prairie AI adoption, total $700M

  15. Government of Canada opens $1B Growth VCCI call and unveils $750M Early and Growth Stage Investment Strategy

  16. Government of Saskatchewan reports 17.3% rise in August building investment

  17. Small Businesses are the Backbone of Saskatchewan's Economy

  18. Government of Yukon borrowing limit increased to $3B

  19. Government of Newfoundland and Labrador’s 2025-26 accounts get a clean audit

  20. Government of Ontario marks Small Business Week with 2.2% tax rate and $49M for advisory centres

  21. Government of Alberta reports $2.2B surplus and $32B Heritage Fund

  22. Clean audit: $377.6 million deficit, $1.7 billion offshore royalties, $774 million capital spend.

  23. Deal includes $195.1M for health projects and a new Saskatoon Cancer Patient Lodge

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