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The MHA Salary Review recommends raising N.L. MHA pay from $95,327 to $117,000. The Management Commission is briefed Oct. 21 — a bill would follow.
Ottawa pledges up to $50M for a Digital Forestry Centre in New Brunswick — a digital twin of its forests promising about $25M in yearly industry savings.
Lightspeed Cuts hit 250 roles at the Montreal software giant. Lightspeed Commerce says the cuts will fund reinvestment in growth and product innovation.
Health Ministers Meeting 2026: Ottawa extends $1.2B in mental health, addictions and home care funding as health ministers gather in Winnipeg. Full story.
FSIN Legal Action 2026: Saskatchewan’s FSIN rejects Ottawa’s $12.4M ineligible-spending claim from a KPMG audit and launches legal action. Full story.
Ford Tariffs could outlast Trump. Ontario Premier Doug Ford told 1,200 Empire Club guests Canada must “plan as if tariffs are here for good.”
Eishia Hudson Inquest final arguments are underway at Winnipeg Law Courts, with lawyers urging police reform six years after the 16-year-old’s fatal shooting.
CAG2026 Charlottetown opens today: the 55th national aging meeting runs Oct 15–17 at Delta Hotels Prince Edward under the theme “Crossing Currents.”
The only televised B.C. Election Debate aired Oct 14: Eby, Doerkson and Lowan face off ahead of the Oct 24 vote, and the Greens drop a $22.2B wealth tax plan.
Former premiers Stelmach, Redford and Notley urge Albertans to vote “no” on the five immigration questions on the Oct 19 Alberta Immigration Referendum ballot.













