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The Government of the United States has announced a 30-day public consultation period, beginning on June 15, 2020, on proposed changes to the U.S. asylum system.
Canadian Heritage manages two infrastructure programs under the Investing in Canada Plan, which will be the subject of an upcoming report by the Parliamentary Budget Officer.
On June 9th, Mexican President sent a respectful message to the Canadian Ambassador suggesting that he convince Canadian companies not to go to international courts.
Producers and processors in the agricultural and agri-food sector are facing unprecedented challenges brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. What will you do about this?
The current health crisis is having significant impacts in various spheres of activity, including the official languages sector in Canada and in official language minority communities. The Government of Canada is taking measures to support recipient organizations of the official languages support programs.
Update on U.K. accession to the CPTPP and Japan-U.K. FTA negotiations
IRCC has put several measures in place due to Government of Canada travel restrictions implemented and the temporary pause of most visitor applications in response to COVID-19.
The Canada Council for the Arts refused a funding request from Théâtre du Rideau vert.