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Jun 4, 2025

Canada’s Electric Vehicle Availability Standard was published on December 20, 2023, in the Canada Gazette, Part II. The United States is taking steps to roll back vehicle emissions standards, and there is ongoing uncertainty for Canada’s auto sector due to the threat of tariffs and countertariffs.

Organization: Environment and Climate Change Canada
Minister by name: Dabrusin, Julie (Hon.)
Minister by title: Minister of Environment and Climate Change

Jun 4, 2025

Canada is investing over $5 billion in nature-based climate solutions to help tackle the dual crises of climate change and biodiversity loss. The Natural Climate Solutions Fund is helping to plant two billion trees and restore and improve the management of wetlands, grasslands, forests and agricultural lands.

Organization: Environment and Climate Change Canada
Minister by name: Dabrusin, Julie (Hon.)
Minister by title: Minister of Environment and Climate Change

Jun 4, 2025

Environment and Climate Change Canada is working with provinces, territories, Indigenous peoples, and stakeholders to recover boreal caribou. Environment and Climate Change Canada is pursuing stewardship approaches and potential regulatory options under the Species at Risk Act.

Organization: Environment and Climate Change Canada
Minister by name: Dabrusin, Julie (Hon.)
Minister by title: Minister of Environment and Climate Change

Jun 4, 2025

Established as a standalone entity in October 2024, the Canada Water Agency works in collaboration with partners and stakeholders to keep Canada’s freshwater safe, clean, and secure. The Freshwater Action Plan (FWAP) is a signature federal program and a major funding initiative, primarily led by the Canada Water Agency, which manages, restores and protects fresh water in Canada.

Organization: Environment and Climate Change Canada
Minister by name: Dabrusin, Julie (Hon.)
Minister by title: Minister of Environment and Climate Change

Jun 4, 2025

The Government of Canada is delivering an evidence-based, comprehensive plan to tackle plastic waste and pollution and move towards a circular economy for plastics.

Organization: Environment and Climate Change Canada
Minister by name: Dabrusin, Julie (Hon.)
Minister by title: Minister of Environment and Climate Change

Jun 4, 2025

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is an emerging approach to help meteorologists generate and analyze weather prediction information. Environment and Climate Change Canada is exploring opportunities for machine learning to improve service delivery to Canadians.

Organization: Environment and Climate Change Canada
Minister by name: Dabrusin, Julie (Hon.)
Minister by title: Minister of Environment and Climate Change

Jun 4, 2025

The Impact Assessment Agency of Canada (IAAC) is seizing every opportunity to increase efficiency and accelerate the pace of federal impact assessments and permitting, while ensuring major projects are built responsibly.

Organization: Environment and Climate Change Canada
Minister by name: Dabrusin, Julie (Hon.)
Minister by title: Minister of Environment and Climate Change

Jun 4, 2025

Canada – U.S. Safe Third Country Agreement and U.S. designation as a safe third country.

Organization: Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada
Minister by name: Diab, Lena Metlege (Hon.)
Minister by title: Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship

Jun 4, 2025

The Minister of Public Safety introduced Bill C-2, which proposes various legislative amendments, including changes to the Canada Post Corporation Act to allow law enforcement to search and seize contraband in the mail where authorized to do so in accordance with federal law, and expand the authority of postal inspectors to open letters in addition to parcels.

Organization: Public Services and Procurement Canada
Minister by name: Lightbound, Joël (Hon.)
Minister by title: Minister of Government Transformation, Public Works and Procurement

Jun 3, 2025

What did Private Member Bill C-319 propose?

Organization: Employment and Social Development Canada
Minister by name: Hajdu, Patty (Hon.)
Minister by title: Minister of Jobs and Families