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How is the Government upholding its defence commitments under the Indo-Pacific Strategy?
Funding announced toward Toronto’s Blackhurst Cultural Centre
Modernizing Canada’s migration, citizenship and passport systems.
Immigration Pathways for Caregivers and Processing Plan
How is Canada improving our defence relationship with China while simultaneously holding them to account?
The Online News Act: CRTC’s proposed Cost Recovery Regulations
In recent years, the security environment for Parliamentarians has continued to evolve, as public figures are increasingly subject to threats.
Q1 – What measures has the Government of Canada already put in place to address the threat that the global spread of African swine fever poses to Canada’s swine industry? Q2 – (AAFC) How does the launch of Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada’s African Swine Fever Industry Preparedness Program help to mitigate the risks and impacts of the disease? Q3 – How has the CFIA tested or validated its preparedness efforts?
The Government of Canada is providing support to Canadians, Canadian permanent residents and their eligible family members in Israel, Gaza and the West bank through assisted departures and facilitative measures due to the conflict in the region. The Government is also providing supports to foreign nationals in Gaza who are related to a Canadian citizen or permanent resident that will be supporting them in Canada as part of the temporary protection pathway the Government has created.
Canada’s projected immigration levels for 2024 to 2026