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Bill 241, Radon Notice for Dwelling Permits, manitoba bill would require approving authorities to give dwelling-permit applicants a radon notice approved by the director, due 180 days after royal assent. Sponsored by Trevor King (PC).
Nova Scotia is changing minimum planning rules for Halifax Regional Municipality to allow more residential development and remove some barriers to mass timber buildings up to 12 storeys. HRM must adopt some changes by January 15, 2027, and update other planning documents by June 30, 2027, including rules for subdivisions and streets that can improve emergency access.
A coroner’s inquest into the death of 15-year-old Chase de Balinhard will begin Nov. 9, 2026, at Burnaby Coroners’ Court. A coroner and jury will examine the circumstances and may recommend ways to prevent similar deaths, but cannot assign legal responsibility; the proceedings will be livestreamed.
Ontario has added Colliers Project Leaders to Ontario Corps, a network of partners and volunteers that supports communities during emergencies. The firm will contribute emergency planning, evacuation and recovery expertise; the network can be mobilized within 24 to 72 hours.
Saskatchewan’s 2026 throne speech outlines proposed laws on health care, seniors’ care, public safety, artificial intelligence and other issues. The government also says it will raise the $65,000 income-tax threshold for a family of four in the spring budget, while reporting more than 60 major projects worth over $100 billion are underway.
Ontario introduced the Building Ontario Faster Act, 2026, which proposes changes the government says could eliminate nearly 220,000 days of permit-processing time. The measures include streamlining approvals, reducing reliance on U.S. waste-storage capacity and easing licensing barriers for workers from other provinces and territories.
Bill CER26-0236, Council honors Talib Shakir, talib Shakir is honored by the Council for work with returning citizens in a ceremonial resolution. It is at Retained by the Council as of November 10, 2026. Sponsored by Robert White (Democratic), Christina Henderson, Wendell Felder, Trayon White, Anita Bonds, Janeese Lewis George, Zachary Parker, and Charles Allen.
Saskatchewan designated October 26–31 as Aviation and Aerospace Week to recognize aviation’s role in transportation, industry, health care and emergency services. The province says it has invested about $13.7 million in airport improvements through its Community Airports Partnership program since 2007–08, supporting an estimated $26.3 million in work in more than 40 communities.
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 Crisis Intervention Team model is now available in Nova Scotia’s Eastern Health Zone, including Antigonish and Guysborough counties and Cape Breton Island. The program trains first responders to assist people experiencing a mental health or substance use crisis.
Nova Scotia is investing $700,000 in 2026–27 to expand its Crisis Intervention Team model to Antigonish and Guysborough counties and Cape Breton Island. The model trains first responders to recognize and safely respond to mental health and substance use crises, with healthcare professionals available by phone for real-time guidance.
Bill HR-10913, Preservatives trigger adulteration rule, bill would amend the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act to treat foods containing certain preservatives as adulterated. It is at Introduced as of October 26, 2026. Sponsored by Nancy Mace (R).
Bill SR-401, Senate recognizes School Bus Safety Week, the Pennsylvania Senate would recognize a resolution naming October 19–23, 2026 as School Bus Safety Week. It is at Referred to Rules & Executive Nominations as of October 26, 2026. Sponsored by Scott Martin (Republican), Judith Ward, Lynda Schlegel Culver, Joseph Picozzi, Rosemary Brown, Nicholas Miller, Lisa Boscola, Lisa Baker, Arthur Haywood, Tracy Pennycuick, Sharif Street, Kristin Phillips-Hill, Jay Costa, Carolyn Comitta, Camera Bartolotta, and Patrick Stefano.
Bill HR-10910, Companion-animal protections expand nationwide, a bill would amend the Animal Welfare Act to protect companion animals at certain facilities; details on duties and enforcement are not provided. It is at Introduced as of October 26, 2026. Sponsored by James Gallagher (R).
Greater Sudbury will receive up to $45.3 million for water and wastewater upgrades after committing to eliminate development charges for all housing types from March 30, 2026, to March 31, 2029. The city estimates the fee break and infrastructure investment could unlock 3,320 homes; the funding depends on required agreements and approvals.
North Bay’s courthouse has completed $5.3 million in security upgrades, including a single public entrance, baggage scanner and equipment to detect concealed metal weapons. Security projects are also complete in Gore Bay and Sudbury, while work at the Sault Ste. Marie courthouse is expected to finish in spring 2027.
Essex County municipalities are set to receive up to $105.8 million for housing-related infrastructure in exchange for reducing or eliminating development charges on all housing types. The reductions vary by municipality and could lower the cost of building a home by up to $40,862; funding depends on agreements and project approvals.
Windsor and Tecumseh will receive up to $84.4 million through the Development Charge Reduction Program after committing to lower development charges for all housing types from March 30, 2026, to March 31, 2029. The cuts are intended to lower homebuilding costs, while the funding will support roads, stormwater systems and sewer infrastructure needed for housing growth.
Bill S-10725, AEDs at utility worksites required, senate bill would require at least one AED at each covered utility worksite where two or more workers operate transmission or distribution lines 601 volts or more. It is at REFERRED TO RULES as of October 23, 2026. Sponsored by Christopher Ryan (Democratic).
Nova Scotia crews responded to 114 wildfires that burned 1,521 hectares between March 15 and October 15, compared with 179 fires and 8,408 hectares in 2025. The province says investments in aircraft, equipment and staff strengthened its response, while rainfall eased fire conditions later in the season.
