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Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy will hold a media availability after delivering the 2026 Ontario Economic Outlook and Fiscal Review in the legislature. The advisory does not provide details about the review’s contents or the timing of the media availability.
Canada and the UAE signed a trade agreement and launched a broader partnership covering areas such as energy, defence, technology and diplomacy. The trade deal is expected to take effect in 2027, while new investment and logistics agreements aim to deepen economic ties.
Nova Scotia is investing $1.48 million in nine regional partners for the 2026–27 fiscal year to provide coordinated support to businesses. Their service areas include about 49,500 businesses—roughly three-quarters of the province’s total—and the partners will help with business navigation, expansion and regional coordination.
Saskatchewan is urging federal parties to advance Bill C-264 and end the tanker ban on British Columbia’s north coast. The province says expanded export access could improve market options for Western Canadian oil, including access to Asian markets, and support investment and economic growth.
Nearly 200 First Nations Chiefs and leaders met with the Prime Minister and provincial and territorial premiers to discuss shared priorities. The federal government will explore a First Nations Sovereign Wealth Fund and announced funding for Indigenous jobs, emergency preparedness, policing and community safety.
The Nova Scotia Boatbuilders Association will receive $366,000 from the Community Economic Development Fund to promote local boatbuilding companies. The support will fund trade shows and missions, trade publications, online communications and strategic partnerships.
The Nova Scotia Boatbuilders Association will receive $366,000 from the Community Economic Development Fund to promote local boatbuilding and repair businesses through trade shows, trade publications, online outreach and partnerships. The province says stronger sector capacity could help businesses reach new markets and compete for small-vessel defence work.
Bill S-4904. Sponsored by Anthony M. Bucco (Republican).
Bill A-5734. Sponsored by Maureen Rowan (Democratic), Alexander Schnall, and Cody Miller.
Bill SB-1488, Temporary authorization for skill games, pennsylvania Senate bill would temporarily authorize skill games through April 13, 2027. It is at Referred to Community, Economic & Recreational Development as of October 26, 2026. Sponsored by Michele Brooks (Republican), Doug Mastriano, David Argall, Scott Hutchinson, and Tracy Pennycuick.
Bill SR-402, Senate honors Chamber of Business and Industry, senate would recognize the Chamber for being named 2026 State Chamber of the Year by the National Association of State Chambers. It is at Referred to Rules & Executive Nominations as of October 26, 2026. Sponsored by Greg Rothman (Republican), Michele Brooks, Gene Yaw, Sharif Street, Elder Vogel, Tracy Pennycuick, Nicholas Miller, Daniel Laughlin, Camera Bartolotta, Lisa Baker, Judith Ward, Lynda Schlegel Culver, Kristin Phillips-Hill, and Patrick Stefano.
Bill HR-673, Study on converting detention centers, pennsylvania House resolution would direct the Joint State Government Commission to study converting immigrant detention centers to community projects and report within 12 months. It is at Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs & Operations as of October 23, 2026. Sponsored by Christopher Rabb (Democratic), Johanny Cepeda-Freytiz, Nikki Rivera, Maureen Madden, Benjamin Waxman, Emily Kinkead, Ben Sanchez, Manuel Guzman, Dan Williams, Eddie Pashinski, and Ed Neilson.
The WSIB will lower its average premium rate from $1.23 to $1.18 per $100 of insurable payroll in 2027 for more than 80% of premium-paying businesses. The province says the cut will save employers $160 million and help them manage costs and retain workers amid U.S. tariffs and economic uncertainty.
Bill A-5709, Bill expands arts tax credits for centers, the bill would let centers qualify for cultural arts tax credits. It is at Introduced, Referred to Assembly Tourism, Gaming and the Arts Committee as of October 22, 2026. Sponsored by Maureen Rowan (Democratic).
Bill K2V70Y defence Sector Economic Development Opportunities. It is at Committee decision as of October 21, 2026.
Economic Development Minister Vic Fedeli and Hamilton Mayor Andrea Horwath will give remarks and take part in a media availability. The advisory provides no event date, location, or discussion topic.
Bill A-5694, Bill expands tax break for clean energy projects, bill would let the Economic Development Authority grant sales-tax exemptions for qualifying clean energy projects costing $500 million and employing 200 workers. It is at Introduced, Referred to Assembly Commerce and Economic Development Committee as of October 19, 2026. Sponsored by Vincent Kearney (Democratic).
Bill A-5693, Expands clean energy tax-credit transfers, lawmakers in New Jersey would raise the lifetime transfer cap to $40 million and add clean energy product manufacturers to technology firms. It is at Introduced, Referred to Assembly Commerce and Economic Development Committee as of October 19, 2026. Sponsored by Mitchelle Drulis (Democratic).
Premier Tim Houston will meet Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners in Copenhagen on October 18, following discussions at the Canada Investment Summit. Nova Scotia showcased 20 energy, mining and infrastructure projects at the summit; the release says the first phase of its Wind West plan could advance up to five gigawatts of offshore wind and attract $45 billion to $75 billion in investment and economic activity.
Vic Fedeli, Ontario’s economic development minister, will appear with Ontario Energy and Mines Minister Stephen Lecce, federal Industry Minister Mélanie Joly and London Mayor Josh Morgan. They will give remarks and take questions from the media; the advisory does not specify the subject or timing.
