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The federal, provincial, and municipal governments are investing $8.84 million in water, stormwater, and wastewater infrastructure for St. Stephen, Harvey, Sussex, and Grand Lake, aimed at enabling housing development in rural communities. The funds will support up to 108 homes in St. Stephen (including 10 affordable units), up to 100 homes in Harvey, 21…
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The article reports that the provincial government funded Gaelic organizations in Victoria County, including a $10,917 grant to Colaisde na Gàidhlig for Au Cùrsa Bogaidh and a $10,000 grant to Comunn Fèis an Eilein for its Summer Gaelic Events Program. It notes the support is part of broader efforts to preserve Gaelic language and culture and strengthen…
Nova Scotia is changing how RCMP officers are hired and how they serve across the province. The government announcement outlines major changes to RCMP funding, billing, and staffing practices.
The Nova Scotia government announced a plan to expand RCMP resources, including hiring 25 new officers with $16 million in the current year and $18 million annually thereafter. The move aims to address concerns about inadequate rural policing highlighted by the Mass Casualty Commission’s findings, while the government notes ongoing funding for…
The article reports that Calgary will receive a free community soccer pitch funded through federal support and private charity. Specifically, Calgary Minor Soccer will benefit from Canadian Tire's Jumpstart charity and Sport Canada involvement.
The article reports that federal Sport Secretary Adam van Koeverden announced a Build Communities Strong Fund investment of up to $33.6 million for sport infrastructure in Alberta, including upgrades to the Olympic Oval, WinSport halfpipe, and Nakiska National Ski Cross Training Centre. It also notes a $3-million annual increase to the Athlete Assistance…
A partnership between the Government of Canada, Canadian Tire Jumpstart Charities, and The City of Calgary has announced a commitment to create a future free-to-use community soccer pitch in Calgary, as part of Jumpstart’s plan to build 25 pitches across Canada by 2029. The project is supported by more than $2 million in federal funding through Sport…
The Government of Saskatchewan is highlighting increased funding for housing support. A recent investment of $3.35 million, in partnership with Canada’s National Housing Strategy Community Housing Initiative, supports renovations of a six-unit rowhouse project at Regency Gardens in Regina.
Prime Minister Mark Carney announced the government’s commitment to investing $1 billion into Canadian grassroots sports and infrastructure, including $9.8 million for Canada Soccer’s National Training Centre. He framed this as the start of a new chapter for Canadian soccer, aiming to create a permanent national home for the sport and sustain momentum…
The Government of Canada announced more than $4 million in funding for 22 French-language organizations in Saskatchewan to support organizational programming and community projects, improving access to French-language services and enriching Francophone arts and culture. The funding, provided through the Community Life component of the Development of…
The article reports that federal funding, totaling more than $2 million through Sport Canada, will support the creation of a free-to-use community soccer pitch in Calgary, in partnership with the City of Calgary and Canadian Tire Jumpstart Charities. The project is part of Jumpstart’s plan to build 25 community soccer pitches across Canada by 2029, with…
A foster parent advocacy group says the Nova Scotia government plans to cut all funding for foster care next year. The article reports the government’s announced plan to remove funding, as claimed by the advocacy group.
The article reports that the Land’s End Arts and Culture Centre in Yarmouth opened its inaugural exhibit, “Maud Lewis: Coming Home,” featuring 74 pieces. It notes that the gallery was acquired “through the help of politicians and the town of Yarmouth,” and emphasizes a commitment to keeping the space as a lasting cultural anchor for the community.
Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston met with protesters in Bridgewater during his latest summer tour stop. The article notes the encounter occurred during the premier’s schedule in Bridgewater but does not include any government announcements.
Secretary of State van Koeverden will be in Alberta to announce the Government of Canada’s support for community soccer and for Canadian athletes. The events include a press conference with Canadian Tire Jumpstart Charities and the City of Calgary at 9:15 a.m. and a Canmore Nordic Centre sport facility tour at 11:00 a.m. on July 28, 2026.
A partnership between the Government of Canada, Canadian Tire Jumpstart Charities, and the City of Calgary announced a commitment to create a future free-to-use community soccer pitch in Calgary. The project is part of Jumpstart’s plan to build 25 community soccer pitches across Canada by 2029, supported by more than $2 million in federal funding through…
The Government of Canada, announced by Secretary of State (Sport) Adam van Koeverden, will fund a new community soccer pitch in Calgary as part of Canadian Tire Jumpstart Charities’ plan to build up to 25 pitches across Canada by 2029, with over $2 million in federal funding. The project will be developed in consultation with the City of Calgary,…
The Government of Canada, led by Secretary of State (Sport) Adam van Koeverden, announced funding to support a new community soccer pitch in Calgary as part of Canadian Tire Jumpstart Charities’ initiative to build up to 25 pitches nationwide by 2029, with over $2 million in government support. The project will involve consultations with the City of…
The federal and Alberta governments are equally contributing $52 million to upgrade Calgary's Olympic Oval, with the project including a new floor and running track, and improved accessibility. The funding also includes additional investments in snowboarding and ski racing facilities, plus a top-up to the Athlete Assistance Program.
The article reports that Calgary will get a new free-to-use community soccer field through a partnership between the City of Calgary, the federal government, and Jumpstart Charities. The project is described as providing a free-to-use facility for the community.
The article reports that the federal government is supporting a new community soccer pitch in Calgary. It notes that The National Initiative, in partnership with the City of Calgary, Canadian Tire Jumpstart Charities, and the Federal Government, aims to build up to 25 pitches nationwide by 2029.
Secretary of State van Koeverden will be in Alberta to announce Government of Canada support for community soccer and for Canadian athletes. The events include a press conference with Canadian Tire Jumpstart Charities and the City of Calgary, plus a photo opportunity at the Canmore Nordic Centre, with attendance confirmed by media by 8 a.m. on July 28, 2026.
The Government of Canada, via Secretary of State (Sport) Adam van Koeverden, announced funding to support a new community soccer pitch in Calgary as part of Canadian Tire Jumpstart Charities’ initiative to build up to 25 pitches across Canada by 2029, backed by over $2 million in federal funding. Consultations will be held with the City of Calgary,…
The Government of Canada, announced by Secretary of State (Sport) Adam van Koeverden, will fund a new community soccer pitch in Calgary as part of Canadian Tire Jumpstart Charities’ initiative to build up to 25 pitches nationwide by 2029, with more than $2 million in Government funding. Consultations will be held with the City of Calgary, community…
The article reports that Calgary will gain a new community soccer pitch, with funding support from the federal government. It notes that Canadian Tire Jumpstart Charities aims to build 25 pitches across Canada by 2029, backed by more than $2 million in federal funding, and that site location and timeline for Calgary will be announced after community…
The Canadian government announced a $1-billion investment in sports infrastructure, described as the largest such investment in Canadian history, aimed at upgrading stadiums, community fields, and local parks to support youth development and the national team. The plan includes backing the Canada Soccer National Training Centre to create a permanent…
The Government of Canada announced an investment of approximately $860,000 to support Francophone immigration in the Northwest Territories, funded through the Francophone Immigration Support Program to strengthen Francophone communities and economic development. The project aims to improve settlement services, increase access to immigration information,…
The Prince Edward Island government quietly suspended (in fall 2025) its previously ordered inquiry into Murray Harbour Councillor John Robertson’s conduct, and no report was produced. The decision to halt the inquiry came after Robertson’s judicial review application was dismissed and amid ongoing legal challenges.
The article argues in favor of the federal government supporting a guaranteed basic income (GBI) demonstration project in Prince Edward Island, describing it as a crucial opportunity to generate Canadian evidence on income security and poverty reduction. It notes broad political support for a GBI on P.E.I., outlines a cost-saving approach using the…
The article reports on a somber, educational service held in Falmouth on July 28 to commemorate the Great Upheaval and the deportation of Acadians, coinciding with the 271st anniversary of the order to deport Acadians issued on July 28, 1755. It notes that the Sainte-Famille Cemetery, where many pre-deportation Acadians are buried, was rediscovered in…
The article reports that Premier Tim Houston’s office announced a federal submarine defence contract bringing maintenance and servicing of new submarines to Nova Scotia, signaling significant investment and job creation in the region. It notes expected economic benefits including thousands of skilled jobs, increased demand for local supply chains, and…
The article reports that Beaurivage, New Brunswick, announced a $750,000 public investment—$300,000 from Ottawa, $300,000 from the Province of New Brunswick, and $150,000 raised by the Town—for Place du Drapeau acadien, a public space anchored by a giant Acadian flag. The project, centered in Saint-Louis-de-Kent, will include the Acadian Odyssey…
The federal and Alberta governments are jointly contributing $52 million to renew Calgary’s Olympic Oval, with each side providing an equal share. The funding is part of broader sport investments, including additional funds for snowboarding and ski racing facilities and a top-up to the Athlete Assistance Program.
The Nova Scotia government is spending $4.5 million to expand the Lunenburg Day Care Centre, adding 77 new spaces to its capacity of about 113 children. The expansion includes 54 toddler spaces, 12 preschool spaces, and 10 infant spaces, part of a broader effort since 2021 that has created more than 9,600 new child care spaces in the province, with 2,700…
The Nova Scotia government is awarding 4.5 million to the Lunenburg Day Care Centre to expand its capacity by 77 spaces, increasing total capacity from about 113 to approximately 190 children. The expansion adds 54 spaces for toddlers, 12 for preschoolers, and 10 for infants; the funding was announced by local representative Susan Corkum-Greek.
The Nova Scotia government announced $4.5 million in funding to expand the Lunenburg Day Care Centre, increasing its capacity by 77 spaces. The expansion adds 54 toddler spaces, 12 preschool spaces, and 10 infant spaces, bringing the centre’s total capacity to about 190 children.
The Nova Scotia government announced $4.5 million in funding to expand the Lunenburg Day Care Centre, adding 77 more child care spaces. The expansion will increase total capacity from about 113 to 190 spaces, with 54 for toddlers, 12 for preschoolers, and 10 for infants.
The federal government is providing $33.6 million to Alberta to fund upgrades to three winter sports facilities. The announcement was reported by CTV News Calgary on July 27, 2026.
The federal and Alberta governments are jointly contributing $52 million to renew Calgary’s Olympic Oval, with plans to begin floor replacement in January 2028 and complete the nine-month project thereafter. The announcement also includes additional funding: about $7.67 million for ski racing and snowboard facilities in multiple regions, a $3-million…
The federal government announced additional funding for Canadian athletes and sport facility upgrades, including $52 million for upgrades at Calgary’s Olympic Oval with costs shared with Alberta. It also unveiled a $33.6-million federal investment through the Build Communities Strong Fund for other Alberta ski and snowboard facilities and a $3-million…
The federal and Alberta governments are jointly providing $52 million to renew Calgary’s Olympic Oval, equally split between them. The project addresses aging brine-leak issues in the facility, which supports community, university, and national speedskating activities.
Nova Scotia officially declared August as Acadian Heritage Month in 2023, with the first celebration in 2024. A government press release states the month honors more than four centuries of French language, culture, and traditions in the province, with the 2024 theme “Building Connections, Celebrating our voices.”
Nova Scotia launched Acadian Heritage Month for August, marking its third annual celebration and highlighting Acadians’ contributions to the province. The theme is Building Connections, Celebrating our Voices, with government officials noting the commitment to collaboration, inclusion, and recognizing Acadian communities across more than 20 initiatives…
The province is investing $750,000 to upgrade the Ralph Cantafio Soccer Complex, including replacement of the outdoor field pitch and lighting system to host high-level events. The funding is framed as an investment in healthy communities and the future of sport in Manitoba, with potential to support Winnipeg’s forthcoming Northern Super League team and…
The federal government announced $1.3 million in funding over two years to support Francophone immigration in Manitoba, for a project to recruit and retain Francophone newcomers, research community needs, and address skills gaps. The program is administered by the Economic Development Council for Manitoba Bilingual Municipalities (CDEM) in collaboration…
The Government of Canada announced over $141 million in funding through the Universal Broadband Fund to bring high-speed Internet access to more than 30,000 households in over 500 rural and remote communities across Saskatchewan. The initiative supports achieving the national target of universal high-speed Internet by 2030, with the goal of providing…
The Government of Canada announced over $141 million in funding to bring high-speed Internet to more than 30,000 households in over 500 rural and remote communities across Saskatchewan. The funding, provided through the Universal Broadband Fund, supports six projects aimed at expanding access to reliable high-speed Internet for underserved communities,…