| Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada | news releases
Today, four Saskatchewan students were awarded Agriculture Student Scholarships, recognizing their leadership potential, innovative thinking and commitment to the future of Saskatchewan agriculture.
| Employment and Social Development Canada | news releases
Governments of Canada and Alberta partner to support tariff-impacted workers and strengthen the workforce
| Canadian Heritage | media advisories
The roundtable will bring together diverse community sport and para-sport organizations
| Correctional Service Canada | news releases
On May 11, 2026, Catherine Lecht, an inmate from Edmonton Institution for Women, died while in our custody.
| Global Affairs Canada | news releases
Summer is fast approaching, and many Canadians are planning to travel abroad. The situation in the Middle East is presenting challenges that travellers around the world need to be aware of. Fuel shortages may lead to flight cancellations and disrupt access to local goods and services at your destination. Your travel plans could be disrupted if you are travelling to the Middle East, going through the region or even if you are not travelling to the Middle East. You should carefully assess the risks of travelling abroad under the current circumstances and plan accordingly.
| Housing, Infrastructure and Communities Canada | news releases
Today the Government of Canada celebrated a significant milestone in the expansion and enhancement of the Sunset Community Centre. Seniors in South Vancouver will now have increased access to programs that foster social connections with the opening of the new centre.
| Global Affairs Canada | statements
High-Level Meeting of the International Coalition for the Return of Ukrainian Children, Brussels, 11 May 2026
| Correctional Service Canada | news releases
On May 11, 2026, an inmate from Joyceville Institution’s Assessment unit, died while in our custody of apparent natural causes. The individual’s name has been anonymized in accordance with a court-ordered publication ban to protect the identity of victims.
| Environment and Climate Change Canada | news releases
Today, the Honourable Nathalie Provost, Secretary of State (Nature), highlighted 16 projects across British Columbia. These projects represent a $272 million investment to plant over 95 million trees, helping to protect nature and biodiversity in Canada by restoring critical habitats for species at risk and wildfire-affected areas, as well as supporting Indigenous-led reforestation efforts through tree planting.
| Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions | news releases
CED will enable aluminum industry business affected by U.S. tariffs to remain competitive in uncertain and changing market conditions.
