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EU announces Ottawa office for more parliamentary exchanges with Canada

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  • out_of_scope EU announces Ottawa office for parliamentary exchanges
    The European Union is establishing a new office in Ottawa to facilitate parliamentary exchanges between Canadian MPs and senators and the 720 politicians representing EU member states.
  • out_of_scope Montreal priest's parole revoked over child pornography allegations
    The Parole Board of Canada revoked the statutory release of Brian Boucher, a 64-year-old former Montreal priest serving time for sexually assaulting two boys, after he was arrested on charges related to allegedly viewing child sexual abuse material on public transit.
  • provincial Canada and EU pursue new economic partnership agreement
    Prime Minister Mark Carney is pursuing a unique economic partnership with the European Union spanning multiple areas including trade, critical minerals, defence, and labour mobility, with discussions expected at Carney's parliamentary address in Strasbourg and the EU-Canada summit scheduled for October 29-30.
  • regional CBSA deports 111 people linked to South Asian extortion violence · indexed on South Asian extortion violence & organized crime — BC enforcement
    The Canada Border Services Agency says it has deported 111 people since August 2025 in efforts to combat extortion violence in South Asian communities, with 58 cases in the Pacific region including 91 removal orders issued in B.C. and ongoing operations linked to the India-based Lawrence Bishnoi gang.
  • provincial Statistics Canada reports 98.4 per cent census response rate
    Statistics Canada says this year's census of population achieved a 98.4 per cent response rate, one of the highest ever recorded, with over 88 per cent of Canadians filling out the form online.
  • provincial Carney's investment summit draws protests from Indigenous leaders and civil groups
    Canada's first-ever national investment summit in Toronto, where Prime Minister Mark Carney is seeking to attract $1 trillion in new investment over five years, is drawing protests from Indigenous leaders, labour unions, climate advocates, and civil society groups opposed to accelerated resource extraction and foreign investment.

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