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This Week in Foreign Affairs — Ottawa (#13, 2026)

This Week in Foreign Affairs — Ottawa (#13, 2026)

Canada invests $1.4B in ammunition production; Minister Sidhu to advance trade in China; Canada–Quebec pact on tariff-affected workers; Ottawa comments on Lebanon conflict; House reviews Indo-Pacific strategy.

This Week in Healthcare — Ottawa (#13, 2026)

This Week in Healthcare — Ottawa (#13, 2026)

Ottawa invests $50M in critical drug manufacturing; CRTC launches new broadband fund call; federal caregiver, dental, OAS, GIS updates; StatsCan releases new health survey data; provincial governments expand health access, approve new devices.

This Week in Higher Ed — Ottawa (#13, 2026)

This Week in Higher Ed — Ottawa (#13, 2026)

Fed invests $30M in STEM youth jobs; CRTC opens call for broadband proposals; $50M for local drug manufacturing; Ontario advances teacher training overhaul; BC launches new tech pilot grants

This Week in Hospitality & Retail — Ottawa (#13, 2026)

This Week in Hospitality & Retail — Ottawa (#13, 2026)

Ottawa funds Nunavik food logistics; FedNor supports youth jobs, North Bay tourism; Retail sales edge higher; No new US federal developments.

This Week in Indigenous Affairs — Ottawa (#13, 2026)

This Week in Indigenous Affairs — Ottawa (#13, 2026)

Federal food security investment modernizes Nunavik supply chain; Iqaluit receives $108M for water infrastructure and housing; Pacific Salmon Strategy renewed with $412.9M; Emergency aid approved for Peguis First Nation; National Film Board releases documentary on Indigenous foster care; Youth pr...

This Week in ICT & Cybersecurity — Ottawa (#13, 2026)

This Week in ICT & Cybersecurity — Ottawa (#13, 2026)

CRTC opens new Broadband Fund proposal intake; Focus on rural, remote, Indigenous connectivity; Updated approach for Indigenous applicants; Canadian, US federal legislative and regulatory activity monitored.

This Week in Manufacturing — Ottawa (#13, 2026)

This Week in Manufacturing — Ottawa (#13, 2026)

Federal funding targets advanced wood manufacturing and battery innovation; major ammunition and steel investments counter tariff impacts; $122.5M support for tariff-affected workers; environmental chemical data released; new consultations on EV import quotas and benzophenone code.