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Federal organizations to spend more than $18 million on return-to-office

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  • provincial Federal agencies spend $18M on return-to-office infrastructure
    Thirteen federal government departments and agencies are spending more than $18.7 million to reconfigure office space for employees required to work on-site four days a week starting in July.
  • out_of_scope Trump criticizes Canada's immigration policies
    U.S. President Donald Trump claimed on social media that Canada is 'destroying itself' by allowing millions of people into the country unchecked and unvetted, without providing evidence.
  • out_of_scope Kenneth Law sentencing hearing for aiding suicides
    A Mississauga man who pleaded guilty to aiding 14 suicides in Canada through online sales of harmful substances faces a sentencing hearing, with families of victims expected to provide impact statements.
  • out_of_scope PM Carney attends UN ocean observation alliance event
    Prime Minister Mark Carney is closing his UN General Assembly attendance by participating in the OceanEye International Alliance event to build collaboration on ocean observation and data sharing.
  • out_of_scope Canada monitoring Russian hybrid warfare threats
    Prime Minister Mark Carney and Defence Minister David McGuinty say Canada is closely monitoring warnings from European allies about potential Russian hybrid attacks on NATO members supporting Ukraine.
  • provincial Federal government extends gas tax pause until January 2027
    Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne tabled legislation to extend the federal 10-cent-per-litre gas tax pause until the end of January, with the rate dropping to five cents per litre through March before returning to 10 cents.
  • out_of_scope Canada pledges $100M in new aid for Palestinians
    Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Canada is providing $100 million in new aid for Palestinians and offering to expand RCMP police training from the West Bank to Gaza when conditions allow.
  • regional Trump confirms U.S. will continue buying Canadian potash · indexed on Kamloops businesses brace for U.S. tariff impacts
    U.S. President Donald Trump confirmed his country will continue purchasing Canadian potash after initially suggesting a deal with Belarus for cheaper potash during a meeting with Ukrainian President Zelenskyy at the UN.

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