Canada Breaking News — September 29, 2026
Here are the major Canadian developments this morning, with source links and no icons.
U.S. Ban on Canadian Imports Takes Effect
The United States has begun enforcing a ban covering nearly $1 billion in Canadian imports, including alcoholic beverages, dairy products and motorcycles. The move represents another escalation in the Canada-U.S. trade dispute.
Associated Press — U.S. ban on Canadian imports
LNG Canada Approves Major Expansion
Shell and its partners have approved Phase 2 of LNG Canada in Kitimat, British Columbia. The expansion is expected to double production capacity to approximately 28 million tonnes of LNG per year, strengthening Canada’s position in global energy exports.
Carney in Vancouver for Energy and Ocean Announcements
Prime Minister Mark Carney is in Vancouver today for announcements concerning Canada’s energy industry and ocean protection. The Prime Minister’s Office says an investment in Canada’s energy industries and new ocean-protection measures are scheduled.
Prime Minister of Canada — September 29 schedule
Residential School Denialism Demonstration in B.C.
Authorities and Indigenous leaders are responding to a demonstration in the Kamloops area involving a masked group and a banner questioning reports concerning residential-school burials. The incident comes just before the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. The RCMP is investigating.
Global News — Latest Canada news
Public Safety Announcement in Halifax
Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree is scheduled to announce federal funding in Dartmouth today aimed at efforts to prevent gun and gang violence in Halifax and surrounding communities.
Government of Canada — Halifax public-safety announcement
Canada-U.S. Trade Remains a Major Issue
The latest import restrictions add to a broader dispute involving Canadian and U.S. tariffs. Canadian officials have been pursuing trade diversification while continuing discussions with Washington.
Reuters — Canada-U.S. trade developments
Today’s Canada Watch
The key stories to watch today are Canada-U.S. trade, the government’s energy announcements in Vancouver, the LNG Canada expansion, and developments surrounding Truth and Reconciliation activities.