Prime Minister Mark Carney has directed federal public servants to work in person four days a week beginning July 6, with senior executives returning five days a week starting May 4. The Treasury Board sent the plan to department heads and said it will engage bargaining agents, while unions have criticised the move.
The Quebec government directed the SAQ to sell select U.S. products beginning Feb. 12, 2026, and the SAQ will transfer an amount equivalent to the cost of the products sold—up to $8.6 million—to Food Banks of Quebec.
The federal government said it will restart an EV rebate program on Feb. 16 with $2.3 billion in support and scrap the EV sales mandate in favour of stricter tailpipe emissions standards, including a new 74 g CO2-per-mile target.
The federal auto strategy shifts toward demand‑side measures, reinstating buyer incentives and backing fast‑charging networks through the Canada Infrastructure Bank; the authors say the plan hinges on effective execution to close charging and affordability gaps.
NAIT's Living Library Series features community members as "living books" sharing personal stories for Black History Month, presented in partnership with DestiNAITion Global, the International and Intercultural Community Centre, and the Centre for Community and Belonging.
Doly Begum, the Ontario NDP's deputy leader, has left the provincial party to run as a federal Liberal and will seek the Scarborough Southwest seat in a federal byelection.
Israel's ban on foreign journalists entering Gaza, imposed after Oct. 7, 2023, remains in effect while a Foreign Press Association petition is pending; after a Jan. 26 hearing the High Court gave the state until the end of March to file an update.
A 2015 email released among Jeffrey Epstein-related documents appears to reference a 2001 photograph including Prince Andrew and matches Virginia Giuffre's earlier claim; Prince Andrew has denied meeting her and Ghislaine Maxwell is serving a prison sentence.
MP Nate Erskine-Smith says he will seek the Ontario Liberal nomination in the Scarborough Southwest provincial byelection, and local Liberal Qadira Jackson says leadership contenders running there would be divisive.
Sartorialto, a nearly two-decade-old Montreal bespoke atelier, emphasizes durable, made-to-order garments and repairability as consumers reassess long-term value amid market volatility.
