This week, the Government of Canada successfully priced its seventh issuance of Canadian-dollar-denominated green bonds, raising $2 billion in a new 10-year offering.
This issuance saw robust demand from investors, with environmentally and socially responsible investors representing a significant share of buyers (44 per cent). The final order book stood at over $3.6 billion.
Charities and non-profit organizations play a vital role in Canadian society. More than 86,000 registered charities deliver essential programs and services across Canada and abroad. They relieve poverty and support vulnerable populations, advance education and religion, and carry out a wide range of activities that strengthen communities.
The Government of Canada is launching its seventh issuance of Canadian-dollar-denominated green bonds this week, subject to market conditions.
For this issuance, the government plans to issue a new 10-year green bond. This follows the February 2026 issuance of a new $2 billion 10-year bond.
Yesterday, the Honourable François-Philippe Champagne, Minister of Finance and National Revenue, met virtually with provincial and territorial Finance Ministers to discuss shared priorities, including health care funding, Canada’s response to ongoing U.S. trade measures, accelerated action on internal trade barriers, and opportunities to strengthen Canada's growth and innovation agenda.
Today, the Honourable Wayne Long, Secretary of State (Canada Revenue Agency and Financial Institutions), participated in an event highlighting how the federal government is helping Canadian businesses of all sizes invest in new equipment, adopt new technology, expand their operations, and compete at home and around the world.
The Honourable Wayne Long, Secretary of State responsible for the Canada Revenue Agency and Financial Institutions, will highlight recent government changes to Canada’s business tax system, boosting Canada’s advantage as the most competitive G7 country for new business investment. A media availability and tour of the facility will follow.
A strong, sustained AML/ATF/CPF regime helps protect Canadians against fraud, organized crime, sanctions evasion, and terrorist financing, all while inspiring confidence in the integrity of Canada's financial system and the agencies that comprise it.
On September 28, the Honourable François-Philippe Champagne, Minister of Finance and National Revenue, will be in Shawinigan, QC making a defence-related announcement that promises to strengthen the region’s economic outlook, support jobs in Québec, including in the Mauricie region, and bolster Canada’s defence capabilities.
In the face of ongoing trade disputes, including those around softwood lumber, the Government of Canada is taking decisive action to support the forest sector. We are committed to protecting workers and jobs, and giving Canadian companies the stability they need to weather short-term shocks and retool for a stronger, more diversified future.