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Q1 – What is the Canadian Food Inspection Agency doing to respond to the bovine tuberculosis situation? Q2 – Can bovine tuberculosis be spread to humans? Q3 – How is bovine tuberculosis controlled in Canada? Q4 – Are owners of ordered to be disposed cattle compensated by the federal government?
Q1 – Who has jurisdiction over internal trade of food in Canada? Q2 – What specific elements are included within the Canadian Food Inspection Agency's framework to address uncertainties related to domestic trade? Q3 – Is the Canadian Food Inspection Agency supportive of mutual recognition between provinces and territories?
Can the prefabricated homes industry support the Government of Canada's target to build more homes?
How will the Housing Accelerator Fund increase housing supply?
What is the Government of Canada doing to address homelessness?
What is the Government of Canada doing to support infrastructure needs across the country?
Program funding and targets for Canada Summer Jobs
Provide an update on passport service delivery to Canadians
What is the Department doing to ensure that seniors receive the benefits to which they are entitled in a timely way?
Canada is experiencing one of its largest waves of job losses in years, as Hudson’s Bay moves forward with plans to close all of its stores and lay off a total of 8,000 employees by June 1, 2025. The terminations are occurring in stages, aligned with the schedule of store closures.