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; Federal | ; Federal | ||
: [[Government of Canada]] — Ministers mark '''Louis Riel Day''', emphasizing reconciliation and Métis rights. | : [[Government of Canada]] — Ministers mark '''Louis Riel Day''', emphasizing reconciliation and Métis rights. | ||
; Economy | ; Economy | ||
: [[Bank of Canada]] — This week the Bank said it will '''restart Government of Canada T-bill purchases'''. | : [[Bank of Canada]] — This week the Bank said it will '''restart Government of Canada T-bill purchases'''. | ||
: [[Bank of Canada]] — Earlier in the week the Bank confirmed ~230 '''job reductions''' as part of expense cuts. | |||
: [[Bank of Canada]] — Earlier in the week the Bank confirmed ~230 '''job reductions''' as part of expense cuts. | |||
; Provinces & territories | ; Provinces & territories | ||
: [[Quebec]] — '''Freezing-rain alerts lifted''' this morning; some regions now under snow warnings/forecasts. | : [[Quebec]] — '''Freezing-rain alerts lifted''' this morning; some regions now under snow warnings/forecasts. | ||
: [[Weather in Canada | |||
: [[Weather in Canada]] — Montréal/Québec City forecasts call for flurries/light snow and near-freezing highs. | |||
; Public safety | ; Public safety | ||
: [[Public safety in Canada]] — Heads-up: a '''national emergency alert test''' is scheduled for '''Nov 19, 2025''' across all jurisdictions. | : [[Public safety in Canada]] — Heads-up: a '''national emergency alert test''' is scheduled for '''Nov 19, 2025''' across all jurisdictions. | ||
; Immigration & education | ; Immigration & education | ||
: [[Immigration in Canada]] — Post-secondary leaders warn that anticipated '''cuts to international student visas''' could strain college & university finances. | : [[Immigration in Canada]] — Post-secondary leaders warn that anticipated '''cuts to international student visas''' could strain college & university finances. | ||
; Sports & culture | ; Sports & culture | ||
: [[Sports in Canada]] — '''112th Grey Cup''' game day in Winnipeg (Montreal vs. Saskatchewan); festival events wrap today. | : [[Sports in Canada]] — '''112th Grey Cup''' game day in Winnipeg (Montreal vs. Saskatchewan); festival events wrap today. | ||
; How we update | ; How we update | ||
: Keep 5–8 items. Each item links to an internal page with sources. Move older items to dated subpages like this one. | : Keep 5–8 items. Each item links to an internal page with sources. Move older items to dated subpages like this one. | ||
Latest revision as of 18:39, 16 November 2025
- Federal
- Government of Canada — Ministers mark Louis Riel Day, emphasizing reconciliation and Métis rights.
- Economy
- Bank of Canada — This week the Bank said it will restart Government of Canada T-bill purchases.
- Bank of Canada — Earlier in the week the Bank confirmed ~230 job reductions as part of expense cuts.
- Provinces & territories
- Quebec — Freezing-rain alerts lifted this morning; some regions now under snow warnings/forecasts.
- Weather in Canada — Montréal/Québec City forecasts call for flurries/light snow and near-freezing highs.
- Public safety
- Public safety in Canada — Heads-up: a national emergency alert test is scheduled for Nov 19, 2025 across all jurisdictions.
- Immigration & education
- Immigration in Canada — Post-secondary leaders warn that anticipated cuts to international student visas could strain college & university finances.
- Sports & culture
- Sports in Canada — 112th Grey Cup game day in Winnipeg (Montreal vs. Saskatchewan); festival events wrap today.
- How we update
- Keep 5–8 items. Each item links to an internal page with sources. Move older items to dated subpages like this one.