Provincial and Trade Relations Updates for Canadian Businesses the Week of September 19
Canada-U.S. trade relations remain strained following the collapse of negotiations in August and the subsequent exchange of tariffs. Ottawa’s position has shifted from trying to meet a negotiating deadline toward waiting for conditions that can produce a more durable agreement.
Provincial and Trade Relations Updates for Canadian Businesses the Week of September 13
Canada-U.S. trade relations have moved from negotiation into a more openly retaliatory phase. Canada implemented counter-tariffs on September 8 after talks collapsed in August, prompting the Trump administration to respond with new import restrictions,
The Newfoundland and Labrador 2025 Election
On Monday afternoon, Premier John Hogan visited the Lieutenant-Governor to dissolve the Legislature, and proceed to a general election which, by law, must occur by October 14th. This will be the shortest possible campaign, with 28 days until the Newfoundland and Labrador 2025 Election.
Western Canada News and Updates – July 8, 2024
Western Canada News and Updates – July 8, 2024: Welcome to our weekly news and updates newsletter that focusses on the policy influencing Western Canada. Look out for our newsletter in your inbox at the beginning of each week.
Manitoba Election Update – The Final Week
Manitobans will go to the polls on Tuesday, October 3rd, and we are in the final week of the election. CHG has been following the announcements made by the major parties. Since our last update, here are the various announcements by party in the final week.
Provincial and Territorial Update – August 25, 2023
Provincial and Territorial Update for the week of August 21 – 25, 2023. Prepared by Wes McLean.
Provincial Legislative Update – July 14, 2023
Provincial Legislative Update: An overview of the Provincial and Territories Legislative Updates for the week of July 10 – 14, 2023.
Bill C-18 Passes Senate, Meta Announces Suspension of News Services on its Platforms in Response
On Thursday, Bill C-18, titled the Online News Act, passed the final vote in the Senate and has now received Royal Assent. The Bill, among other things, would require that social media companies pay a gratuity when users post links to news content on their sites. That gratuity would be paid to the news organization whose story was being shared.
Provincial Legislative Update – March 10, 2023
Provincial Legislative Update – March 10, 2023 – An overview of the Provincial and Territories Legislative Updates for March 10, 2023.
Provincial Legislative Update – March 3, 2023
An overview of the Provincial and Territories Legislative Updates for March 3, 2023.