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Jamie Wells
Covers provincial and territorial decisions, and where they differ across the country.
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The province says more than 130,000 seniors will get a one-time Seniors Affordability Payment, with money expected to start going out before the end of 2026. No application is required.
A document tabled in the Legislative Assembly of Nunavut concerns search and rescue infrastructure and correspondence from the Office of the Prime Minister of Canada.
The province says the proposed Ontario Competitiveness Tax Cut is meant to help it stand up to tariffs by building a more competitive, resilient and self-reliant economy.
Elections BC's preliminary results, as of 10:34 a.m. Pacific time on Oct. 26, put the Conservative Party ahead in 63 electoral districts, with the BC NDP leading in 28 and the Greens in two. The final count is set for Nov. 6.
Elections BC's preliminary results put the Conservative, NDP and Green leaders ahead in Cariboo-Chilcotin, Vancouver-Point Grey and Saanich North and the Islands, with four districts separated by less than a point.
The provincial, federal and municipal governments are cost-sharing upgrades to drinking water, wastewater and stormwater systems, with about $5.3 million going to Mount Pearl's Kenmount Hill development.
The Montreal convention centre and an urban agriculture lab will bring eight producers, including farms growing on the building's green roof, into its public space for two days.
Prince Edward Island's fisheries and aquaculture sector gets $18.96 million in federal money and $12.6 million in provincial money under a renewed Atlantic Fisheries Fund, Premier Rob Lantz said.
The province says the outage affecting the Newfoundland and Labrador Housing Corporation's Emergency Shelter Line has been resolved and the line is operating again.
The Resource Enforcement Division says the remains of a female adult moose were found on Camp 185 Resource Road on the morning of September 24, 2026, and it is asking the public for information.
The audited results for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2026, came in $94.1 million below the spring 2026 forecast, with revenues of just over $3.3 billion.
The project will replace damaged sanitary sewer mains and manholes in the Newfoundland and Labrador community, with the province allocated $123.1 million under the Canada Housing Infrastructure Fund.
The province's deficit is $30.5 million larger than planned in the spring budget, while employment, retail sales and housing starts all run ahead of forecast.
Prince Edward Island is again taking applications for a fund that gives community groups money to stabilize food supplies for vulnerable residents. The deadline is Oct. 5.
Prince Edward Island has published a mill rate certificate for the province's fire districts, dated for the 2027 tax year and marked for council members only.
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