
Bank of Canada raises policy rate to 2.5%, leaves further increase possible
The central bank says persistent energy costs risk spreading inflation more broadly, while warning that its outlook remains uncertain.
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A new letter urges fuel-tax relief and spending cuts. The proposals are opposition demands, not announced changes to the taxes Canadians pay.

The Canadian advisory reproduces a dated U.S. alert for Moscow’s Tsaritsyno Museum Reserve and retains its warning against all travel to Russia.

The October 29 report identifies stockpile planning and warehouse failures. PHAC accepted recommendations while pointing to pandemic-era pressures and shared responsibilities.

The planned pre-filled return service begins in March 2027. Meeting the account conditions does not guarantee an invitation.

Canada raised Russia’s war in Ukraine, safe shipping and food and energy security at the Atlanta foreign ministers’ meeting.

The Montréal summit closed with digital-trade and investment measures. Leaders will define a closer relationship by their 2027 summit; Canada has not become an EU member.

The government targets an investment decision by mid-2027 and operations in 2035. Environmental obligations remain, and projected benefits are not completed results.

Retail and manufacturing gains were offset elsewhere. Preliminary figures point to a September contraction and 0.3 per cent third-quarter growth.
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