Canada
Announcements from the Prime Minister's Office, summarized in plain language.
The prime minister plans talks on trade, investment, climate resilience, renewable energy and shared security at a biennial leaders’ summit.
The Prime Minister’s public schedule lists two events at West Block on Parliament Hill.
The agreement is expected to take effect in 2027 and cut or remove tariffs on more than 99% of Canada’s current exports to the UAE.
If it takes effect as expected in 2027, the pact will cut or remove tariffs on more than 99% of Canada’s current exports to the UAE.
The agreement aims to expand trade, while leaders also discussed progress toward the UAE’s $70-billion investment commitment in Canada.
The Prime Minister’s October 27 schedule includes a meeting and signing ceremony with the Crown Prince at Parliament Hill.
On October 27, the Prime Minister will meet the Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and take part in a signing ceremony at Parliament Hill.
First Nations leaders and premiers discussed sharing project revenues, while Ottawa announced new funding for jobs, emergency response and policing.
On October 26 in the National Capital Region, the Prime Minister will meet with First Nations leaders, speak with media and host a dinner for Abu Dhabi’s Crown Prince.
The two-day summit will focus on turning Canada-EU cooperation into practical gains in trade, security, technology, and opportunities for people.
The Oct. 26–27 Ottawa visit will focus on expanding cooperation after recent trade and investment agreements between Canada and the UAE.
Canada says it will work with other UN members to support peace, human rights and cooperation as global risks grow.
The Prime Minister is scheduled to visit the Kariye Mosque in Istanbul before departing for Ottawa on October 24.
The Prime Minister is scheduled to visit the Kariye Mosque and return to Ottawa on October 24; media access is limited to pooled photo opportunities.
The new partnership sets a date for free trade talks and expands flight access, defence cooperation and energy ties between the two countries.
The countries launched free-trade negotiations, signed an expanded air transport agreement and set plans to work together on energy and defence.
Media can attend a brief media availability at 10:30 a.m. local time on October 23.
The plan sets out steps to expand trade and investment, work together on energy and climate, and deepen defence ties.
The prime minister marks 12 years since attacks that killed Corporal Nathan Cirillo and Warrant Officer Patrice Vincent and injured others.
The schedule includes a meeting and joint statement with President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan before the Prime Minister travels to Istanbul.
The plan funds steel and auto manufacturing, Northern Ontario roads and support for workers and businesses affected by U.S. tariffs.
The Prime Minister is scheduled to make an announcement with Doug Ford at Parliament Hill on October 21, but details are not provided.
The prime minister says results on Alberta’s separation question point to a shared future, while votes on other questions are still being counted.
The Prime Minister is set to chair a Cabinet meeting at 10:30 a.m. local time in the West Block.
A statement is scheduled for 11 a.m. local time on October 19 in the House of Commons.