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September 2026

14 Sep Canada Gazette Part III publishes public Acts after Royal Assent Federal Politics The statutory publication exists to expedite distribution of Acts of Parliament, but this number's contents are not described in the evidence…
14 Sep Bank of Canada releases summary of deliberations behind policy decision Business & Data The Governing Council's deliberations summary covers the policy decision announced two weeks earlier, according to the Bank of Canada.
14 Sep Circle Drive Northbound reopens between Clancy Drive and 33rd Street Overpass Local & Municipal The City of Saskatoon says all lanes and ramps have reopened and drivers may resume normal travel through the area.
14 Sep Circle Drive Northbound Shut at Clancy Drive After Collision Local & Municipal The northbound lanes between Clancy Drive and the 33rd Street Overpass are closed, along with the on ramps from 22nd Street West and Laurier Drive.
14 Sep VPD notifies IIO after fatal downtown Vancouver collision Justice & Courts Police say officers were on foot investigating a fraud when a male suspect drove away from them; the driver died after a collision less than a block…
14 Sep Coroner's inquest into death of Kendal Lee Campeau set for Sept. 28 in Burnaby Provincial Politics The inquest will open at 9:30 a.m. at the Burnaby Coroners' Court, the British Columbia government says.
14 Sep Contraband seized at Stony Mountain Institution, federal government says Justice & Courts Packages containing contraband and unauthorized items were seized at the Manitoba institution on Sept. 2, according to a government notice.
14 Sep Algoma Steel fined $1.2 million for federal environmental and wildlife offences Climate & Environment The Sault Ste. Marie steelmaker pleaded guilty to one count under the Fisheries Act and one under the Migratory Birds Convention Act, 1994, over a…
14 Sep Saskatchewan awards 44 suicide prevention grants Provincial Politics The province says the grants go to community partners supporting suicide prevention initiatives across Saskatchewan.
14 Sep Ottawa puts $5 million into HIV self-testing and peer support Health & Science The federal government announced the funding on Sept. 10, saying it is meant to improve HIV prevention and support services.
14 Sep Supplemental Canada Disability Benefit payments to begin in September Federal Politics The federal government says supplemental payments under the Canada Disability Benefit start in September, framed as a move to reduce barriers to…
14 Sep Canada's net foreign asset position rises $619.2 billion to $1,945.5 billion Business & Data Statistics Canada reports the gap between Canada's international financial assets and liabilities widened in the second quarter of 2026.
14 Sep Ottawa launches national AI literacy partnership with Amii Federal Politics The federal government says the initiative will offer free, practical AI learning to students, educators, workers and communities across the country.
14 Sep Iqaluit water shut down Sept. 11 for infrastructure work, boil advisory follows Local & Municipal Residents at addresses from 504 to 5326 A-F lose water from about 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, and a precautionary boil water advisory takes effect when…
14 Sep Contraband seized at Drumheller Institution, federal government says Justice & Courts Packages containing contraband and unauthorized items were seized at the Alberta institution on Sept. 3, 2026, according to a government news release.
14 Sep Iqaluit water shut down Sept. 10 for infrastructure work, boil advisory issued Local & Municipal Residents in the 400–500, 523–588 and 1601–1992 areas will lose water from about 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, and the Chief Public Health Officer of Nunavut…
14 Sep Contraband seized at Collins Bay Institution, federal officials say Justice & Courts Multiple packages containing contraband and unauthorized items were seized at the multi-level security federal institution between August 26 and…
14 Sep 108th Street overpass repairs start Sept. 14, closing lanes on Circle Drive Local & Municipal Saskatoon will close the northbound curb lane on Circle Drive and the eastbound curb lane on the overpass while damaged girders are repaired. The…
14 Sep Iqaluit arena turf comes out as city prepares for trade show and ice Culture & Sport The City of Iqaluit says the Arctic Winter Games Arena is closed to the public while the floor is prepared for the Nunavut Trade Show, with ice…
14 Sep Canada takes three Para cycling medals at road world championships Culture & Sport Michael Sametz and Alexandre Hayward went silver and bronze in the men's C3 time trial, and Maarten Duif added silver in the men's H1 road race in…