Canadian Association News Index
Canadian Association News Index
The Canadian Association News Index brings together news, research, advocacy, announcements and industry updates published by Canadian associations and member-based non-profits. Browse the latest updates chronologically or explore news by association. Headlines link directly to the original publisher so readers can continue reading from the source.
Updated daily, over 1,500 articles indexed, from over 25 associations who use Members Village as their association software.
What, Exactly, is a Learning Lab?
Learning Labs at CLN are informal gatherings designed to answer questions and foster connections among peers. These 90-minute sessions allow participants to drop in, explore topics like AI or digital skills, and engage in low-pressure discussions. Check out upcoming labs to dive into learning without the commitment.
Sep. 11, 2026 by Community Learning Network | Read Original Article
Learning Labs at CLN are informal gatherings designed to answer questions and foster connections among peers. These 90-minute sessions allow participants to drop in, explore topics like AI or digital skills, and engage in low-pressure discussions. Check out upcoming labs to dive into learning without the commitment.
Current Rail/Transit Bids
Explore the latest rail and transit bids, including refurbishments, assessments, and construction management services from VIA Rail Canada, Calgary Transit, and Toronto Transit Commission. For details, visit the provided link.
Sep. 10, 2026 by Canadian Association of Railway Suppliers | Read Original Article
Explore the latest rail and transit bids, including refurbishments, assessments, and construction management services from VIA Rail Canada, Calgary Transit, and Toronto Transit Commission. For details, visit the provided link.
"Ontario expands tariff support programs as new U.S. duties and import bans hit Canadian steel, dairy, alcohol and furniture"
Ontario is stepping up support for businesses affected by new U.S. tariffs and import bans on key exports like steel and dairy. The province is expanding eligibility for the Protect Ontario Financing Program and the Ontario Together Trade Fund to help navigate the trade turmoil.
Sep. 10, 2026 by Canadian Association of Railway Suppliers | Read Original Article
Ontario is stepping up support for businesses affected by new U.S. tariffs and import bans on key exports like steel and dairy. The province is expanding eligibility for the Protect Ontario Financing Program and the Ontario Together Trade Fund to help navigate the trade turmoil.
"Alto Annual Public Meeting 2026"
Alto's Annual Public Meeting is set for October 7, 2026, from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. EDT, and will be held virtually. Join CEO Martin Imbleau and board leaders for insights on Alto's achievements over the past year.
Sep. 10, 2026 by Canadian Association of Railway Suppliers | Read Original Article
Alto's Annual Public Meeting is set for October 7, 2026, from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. EDT, and will be held virtually. Join CEO Martin Imbleau and board leaders for insights on Alto's achievements over the past year.
"PM Carney's cabinet huddles in Banff as trade war intensifies"
Prime Minister Mark Carney is convening his cabinet in Banff, Alberta, for urgent discussions as U.S. President Trump escalates the trade war with new executive orders banning several Canadian imports. Tensions rise as Canada responds with significant counter-tariffs.
Sep. 10, 2026 by Canadian Association of Railway Suppliers | Read Original Article
Prime Minister Mark Carney is convening his cabinet in Banff, Alberta, for urgent discussions as U.S. President Trump escalates the trade war with new executive orders banning several Canadian imports. Tensions rise as Canada responds with significant counter-tariffs.
Pieces of Interest from COMP for the week of September 7 - Got an Hour? Take a Byte! / Introducing the Incoming COMP President, Malcolm McEwen / What Should We Teach Radiology Residents Now That the Algorithm Reads Too?
This week’s COMP highlights include the latest in Lunch Bytes sessions, introducing incoming President Malcolm McEwen, and a critical discussion on teaching radiology residents in the age of AI. Stay informed and ready for the future of medical physics and radiology.
Sep. 7, 2026 by Canadian Organization of Medical Physicists | Read Original Article
This week’s COMP highlights include the latest in Lunch Bytes sessions, introducing incoming President Malcolm McEwen, and a critical discussion on teaching radiology residents in the age of AI. Stay informed and ready for the future of medical physics and radiology.
Make an Impact for Literacy
International Literacy Day turns 60 this September 8, reminding us of literacy's vital role in daily life, from reading labels to helping children with homework. With 19% of Canadians lacking essential literacy skills, it's crucial to advocate for literacy in our communities. Explore resources from CLN to make an impact.
Sep. 4, 2026 by Community Learning Network | Read Original Article
International Literacy Day turns 60 this September 8, reminding us of literacy's vital role in daily life, from reading labels to helping children with homework. With 19% of Canadians lacking essential literacy skills, it's crucial to advocate for literacy in our communities. Explore resources from CLN to make an impact.
Current Rail/Transit Bids
Explore current rail and transit bid opportunities including refurbishment projects, braking system assessments, and subway extensions. For detailed information, visit the provided link.
Sep. 3, 2026 by Canadian Association of Railway Suppliers | Read Original Article
Explore current rail and transit bid opportunities including refurbishment projects, braking system assessments, and subway extensions. For detailed information, visit the provided link.
"Economy grew 3.3% annualized in Q2 as StatCan revisions settle recession debate"
Statistics Canada reports a 3.3% annualized growth in Q2, suggesting earlier recession fears may have been exaggerated. This marks the fastest growth rate since early 2023, outpacing the Bank of Canada's expectations. Economic resilience is making a strong case for itself.
Sep. 3, 2026 by Canadian Association of Railway Suppliers | Read Original Article
Statistics Canada reports a 3.3% annualized growth in Q2, suggesting earlier recession fears may have been exaggerated. This marks the fastest growth rate since early 2023, outpacing the Bank of Canada's expectations. Economic resilience is making a strong case for itself.
"Ottawa spending $4.7B on new made-in-Canada Via Rail passenger cars"
Ottawa is investing $4.7 billion in 313 new passenger cars for Via Rail, marking the first Canadian-built cars in 40 years. This historic investment will create 700 jobs and is the largest in Via Rail’s history, announced by Prime Minister Mark Carney at the Alstom plant in Thunder Bay.
Sep. 3, 2026 by Canadian Association of Railway Suppliers | Read Original Article
Ottawa is investing $4.7 billion in 313 new passenger cars for Via Rail, marking the first Canadian-built cars in 40 years. This historic investment will create 700 jobs and is the largest in Via Rail’s history, announced by Prime Minister Mark Carney at the Alstom plant in Thunder Bay.
"Transportation investments could unlock $146B in additional non-U.S. growth: report"
A new PwC Canada report reveals that strategic transportation investments could enable Canadian sectors to generate approximately $146 billion in non-U.S. export growth by 2035, as global trade evolves into trusted corridors. Discover the insights in the full article.
Sep. 3, 2026 by Canadian Association of Railway Suppliers | Read Original Article
A new PwC Canada report reveals that strategic transportation investments could enable Canadian sectors to generate approximately $146 billion in non-U.S. export growth by 2035, as global trade evolves into trusted corridors. Discover the insights in the full article.
Volunteer Airdire shares how they are putting our "Learning from the Field" Report findings into action
Volunteer Airdrie is actively implementing insights from the "Learning from the Field" Report, highlighting the essential role of volunteer centres as community connectors beyond just matching volunteers. Their approach aims to foster meaningful discussions on municipal support and future initiatives.
Sep. 2, 2026 by Volunteer Alberta | Read Original Article
Volunteer Airdrie is actively implementing insights from the "Learning from the Field" Report, highlighting the essential role of volunteer centres as community connectors beyond just matching volunteers. Their approach aims to foster meaningful discussions on municipal support and future initiatives.
"RAC Study FInds Immediate Depreciation Could Boost Canadian Rail Investment and GDP"
A new analysis by Giroux Strategies reveals that extending 100% immediate depreciation to Canada's transportation and warehousing sector could boost GDP by nearly C$900 million annually and attract C$600 million in private investment each year. The findings were released by the Railway Association of Canada.
Sep. 1, 2026 by Canadian Association of Railway Suppliers | Read Original Article
A new analysis by Giroux Strategies reveals that extending 100% immediate depreciation to Canada's transportation and warehousing sector could boost GDP by nearly C$900 million annually and attract C$600 million in private investment each year. The findings were released by the Railway Association of Canada.
Current Rail/Transit Bids
Explore the latest rail and transit bids including refurbishment of Fallowfield Station, regenerative braking system assessment for Calgary Transit, and more. For details, visit the provided link.
Sep. 1, 2026 by Canadian Association of Railway Suppliers | Read Original Article
Explore the latest rail and transit bids including refurbishment of Fallowfield Station, regenerative braking system assessment for Calgary Transit, and more. For details, visit the provided link.
CALP Connections: September 2026
CALP Connections September 2026 highlights include an upcoming Annual General Meeting, a Truth & Reconciliation event, and the Literacy & Learning Symposium 2027. The CLN Board reflects on a transformative year and prepares for its 40th Anniversary celebration. Join us as we connect, learn, and grow together.
Sep. 1, 2026 by Community Learning Network | Read Original Article
CALP Connections September 2026 highlights include an upcoming Annual General Meeting, a Truth & Reconciliation event, and the Literacy & Learning Symposium 2027. The CLN Board reflects on a transformative year and prepares for its 40th Anniversary celebration. Join us as we connect, learn, and grow together.
"Ottawa's Tariff Support Package: A Practical Guide to the EI Extension, Manufacturing Relief and Business Loans Announced August 25, 2026"
On August 25, 2026, Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne unveiled a support package for those impacted by the Canada-U.S. tariff dispute, including extended EI, Work-Sharing programs, manufacturing relief, and business loans. Find out who qualifies and how to apply in our detailed guide.
Sep. 1, 2026 by Canadian Association of Railway Suppliers | Read Original Article
On August 25, 2026, Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne unveiled a support package for those impacted by the Canada-U.S. tariff dispute, including extended EI, Work-Sharing programs, manufacturing relief, and business loans. Find out who qualifies and how to apply in our detailed guide.
"Port of Prince Rupert opens $750M CANXPORT logistics hub"
The Port of Prince Rupert has officially opened CANXPORT, a $750 million logistics hub operated by Ray-Mont Logistics, enhancing Western Canada's trade corridor and boosting capacity for diverse export products. This facility aims to make global trade a little smoother for local industries.
Sep. 1, 2026 by Canadian Association of Railway Suppliers | Read Original Article
The Port of Prince Rupert has officially opened CANXPORT, a $750 million logistics hub operated by Ray-Mont Logistics, enhancing Western Canada's trade corridor and boosting capacity for diverse export products. This facility aims to make global trade a little smoother for local industries.
Alberta Referendum Immigration Questions, and Implications for CALPs
On October 19, 2026, Albertans will vote on immigration-related referendum questions that could significantly affect Community Adult Learning Programs (CALPs). CALP staff should prepare to address the implications of these questions, especially regarding access to services for temporary residents.
Aug. 31, 2026 by Community Learning Network | Read Original Article
On October 19, 2026, Albertans will vote on immigration-related referendum questions that could significantly affect Community Adult Learning Programs (CALPs). CALP staff should prepare to address the implications of these questions, especially regarding access to services for temporary residents.
Pieces of Interest from COMP for the week of August 31 - COMP Career Catalyst: “Roundtable Discussion: International Approaches to Medical Physics Training” / Dummy Source – Finally, a Newsletter for Medical Physicists / Alberta Expands Access to Radiopha
This week in COMP news: Join the "Roundtable Discussion: International Approaches to Medical Physics Training" on September 11 for insights and Q&A with global experts. Also, Alberta is set to enhance cancer care with a new radiopharmaceutical centre in Calgary, improving access to vital diagnostic and treatment resources.
Aug. 31, 2026 by Canadian Organization of Medical Physicists | Read Original Article
This week in COMP news: Join the "Roundtable Discussion: International Approaches to Medical Physics Training" on September 11 for insights and Q&A with global experts. Also, Alberta is set to enhance cancer care with a new radiopharmaceutical centre in Calgary, improving access to vital diagnostic and treatment resources.
Current Rail/Transit Bids
Explore current rail and transit bids, including refurbishment projects, regenerative braking assessments, and LRT construction management services. For details, visit the provided links or check out Merx for more opportunities.
Aug. 27, 2026 by Canadian Association of Railway Suppliers | Read Original Article
Explore current rail and transit bids, including refurbishment projects, regenerative braking assessments, and LRT construction management services. For details, visit the provided links or check out Merx for more opportunities.