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13 issues since September 2026.

2026

№ 13 · 16 Sep

Parliamentary Budget Officer's new tracking tool shows 25,000 fewer federal full-time jobs than the June 2024 peak of 367,000

federal-public-service-headcount

№ 12 · 13 Sep

Canadian Heritage paid $110,000 for the first phase of a directory of local news outlets, with national coverage due in 2028

local-news-directory

№ 11 · 12 Sep

Canada Border Services Agency finds American potato dumping into British Columbia likely to resume if the 1984 duties expire

potato-dumping-bc

№ 10 · 10 Sep

Ontario's chief justices say court records from all three provincial courts were taken in a breach of Thomson Reuters' C-Track

courts-data-breach

CBC reports Ottawa opened Saab GlobalEye talks without assurance the plane met air force needs for a $5-billion, six-jet fleet

defence-procurement

Federal Court orders Ottawa to release 21 redacted passages of a 1986 report on US-aided resettlement of Nazi suspects

Access to information

Canada's counter-tariffs on $27.6 billion of U.S. goods start 12:01 a.m. 8 September with CBSA border guidance unpublished

trade-countermeasures

Ottawa's data-centre principles make operators pay for new generation and grid upgrades Solomon says he cannot enforce

Brian Krebs counted 473,673 Ontario driver's licence scans in a dark-web stall the FBI says it is looking into

Ottawa's $4.7-billion VIA Rail order gives Alstom $4 billion for 313 cars and $700 million for 15 years of parts and support

Federal procurement

Champagne extended the federal fuel excise tax holiday to 31 January, adding $2.9 billion to $5.3 billion in relief this year

Federal fuel excise tax

Federal departments paid $2.1 million to an Edmonton firm whose owner CSIS had flagged as a former Iranian military engineer

Procurement and security screening

Victoria blamed a dragged spreadsheet cell. Its own statement says it knew in July.

B.C. gas royalties