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.
Conflict of Interest Disclosure Policy for CAGC Organizational Leaders and Staff
CAGC has implemented a Conflict of Interest Disclosure Policy for its organizational leaders and staff to ensure transparency and ethical governance. Download the policy for full details.
Jun. 4, 2026 by Canadian Association of Genetic Counsellors | Read Original Article
CAGC has implemented a Conflict of Interest Disclosure Policy for its organizational leaders and staff to ensure transparency and ethical governance. Download the policy for full details.
External Support for Education Programs, Webinar Endorsement, and Publications
Explore the latest updates on external support for education programs, including webinar endorsements and new publications. Download the full details for a comprehensive overview.
Jun. 4, 2026 by Canadian Association of Genetic Counsellors | Read Original Article
Explore the latest updates on external support for education programs, including webinar endorsements and new publications. Download the full details for a comprehensive overview.
Genetic Discrimination
The CAGC advocates against genetic discrimination, emphasizing that individuals should freely pursue genetic testing without fear of unfair repercussions from employers or insurers. They call for immediate legislation to protect the public from misuse of genetic information.
Jun. 4, 2026 by Canadian Association of Genetic Counsellors | Read Original Article
The CAGC advocates against genetic discrimination, emphasizing that individuals should freely pursue genetic testing without fear of unfair repercussions from employers or insurers. They call for immediate legislation to protect the public from misuse of genetic information.
"Metrolinx Begins Expansion of Oakville GO Station"
Metrolinx has commenced the expansion of Oakville GO Station to enhance accessibility, passenger flow, and service capacity on the Lakeshore West corridor. This busy station, which opened in 1967, serves over 10,000 passengers daily, making it a key hub in the GO Transit network.
Jun. 2, 2026 by Canadian Association of Railway Suppliers | Read Original Article
Metrolinx has commenced the expansion of Oakville GO Station to enhance accessibility, passenger flow, and service capacity on the Lakeshore West corridor. This busy station, which opened in 1967, serves over 10,000 passengers daily, making it a key hub in the GO Transit network.
"High Level high-speed rail: Could future Edmonton bridge accommodate Alberta's proposed passenger rail?"
Experts suggest that a new bridge replacing Edmonton's historic High Level Bridge could accommodate a future high-speed train connecting the city to its airport, Red Deer, Calgary, and Banff. The province's 15-year passenger rail master plan is set to be unveiled soon.
Jun. 2, 2026 by Canadian Association of Railway Suppliers | Read Original Article
Experts suggest that a new bridge replacing Edmonton's historic High Level Bridge could accommodate a future high-speed train connecting the city to its airport, Red Deer, Calgary, and Banff. The province's 15-year passenger rail master plan is set to be unveiled soon.
Current Rail/Transit Bids
Explore current rail and transit bids including refurbishment of Fallowfield Station, a regenerative braking system assessment for Calgary Transit, and various opportunities for the Yonge North Subway Extension. For more details, visit the Merx website.
Jun. 2, 2026 by Canadian Association of Railway Suppliers | Read Original Article
Explore current rail and transit bids including refurbishment of Fallowfield Station, a regenerative braking system assessment for Calgary Transit, and various opportunities for the Yonge North Subway Extension. For more details, visit the Merx website.
"CPKC brings first responders together for hands-on safety event"
In April, CPKC hosted over 60 first responders at its Calgary campus for a two-day rail emergency response training event, collaborating with the Chemistry Industry Association of Canada and the Railway Association of Canada as part of the TRANSCAER program. Safety first, training second—because in emergencies, every second counts.
Jun. 2, 2026 by Canadian Association of Railway Suppliers | Read Original Article
In April, CPKC hosted over 60 first responders at its Calgary campus for a two-day rail emergency response training event, collaborating with the Chemistry Industry Association of Canada and the Railway Association of Canada as part of the TRANSCAER program. Safety first, training second—because in emergencies, every second counts.
From Sketch to Stitch: Annie Thompson's Creative Journey
Annie Thompson, a Canadian fashion designer, champions local manufacturing and craftsmanship in her vibrant creations. From humble beginnings to leading a successful boutique, she remains dedicated to Canadian production, earning accolades for her sustainability efforts. Discover her journey at www.anniethompson.ca.
Jun. 1, 2026 by CME Ontario | Read Original Article
Annie Thompson, a Canadian fashion designer, champions local manufacturing and craftsmanship in her vibrant creations. From humble beginnings to leading a successful boutique, she remains dedicated to Canadian production, earning accolades for her sustainability efforts. Discover her journey at www.anniethompson.ca.
Pieces of Interest from COMP for the Week of June 8 - Join Us at the COMP Awards Ceremony / IDEAs@Home: Accessibility in Medical Physics Practice / “Inter-Professional by Design: Quality and Safety in the Practice of Radiation Medicine and Medical imaging
Join us on July 21 at the Fairmont Waterfront Hotel in Vancouver for the COMP Awards Ceremony, celebrating excellence in medical physics. Additionally, participate in the IDEAs@Home discussion on June 30 about enhancing accessibility in our field. Don't miss the insights from the 2026 COMP Winter School on collaboration in radiation medicine.
Jun. 1, 2026 by Canadian Organization of Medical Physicists | Read Original Article
Join us on July 21 at the Fairmont Waterfront Hotel in Vancouver for the COMP Awards Ceremony, celebrating excellence in medical physics. Additionally, participate in the IDEAs@Home discussion on June 30 about enhancing accessibility in our field. Don't miss the insights from the 2026 COMP Winter School on collaboration in radiation medicine.
Pieces of Interest from COMP for the Week of June 1 - COMP | AAPM Joint Scientific Meeting / Lunch Bytes Recording Available / COMP Women’s Committee
The COMP Weekly update highlights the upcoming JSM session featuring Sam Tcherner on FLART's implications for lung therapy. Additionally, a recording of the Lunch Bytes presentation on the CyberKnife System is now available. Don't miss the evolution of the COMP Women’s Committee, a key player in promoting equity in medical physics.
May. 28, 2026 by Canadian Organization of Medical Physicists | Read Original Article
The COMP Weekly update highlights the upcoming JSM session featuring Sam Tcherner on FLART's implications for lung therapy. Additionally, a recording of the Lunch Bytes presentation on the CyberKnife System is now available. Don't miss the evolution of the COMP Women’s Committee, a key player in promoting equity in medical physics.
Current Rail/Transit Bids
Explore the latest rail and transit bids, including refurbishment projects and assessments for major systems like VIA Rail and Calgary Transit. For a full list of opportunities, visit Merx.
May. 28, 2026 by Canadian Association of Railway Suppliers | Read Original Article
Explore the latest rail and transit bids, including refurbishment projects and assessments for major systems like VIA Rail and Calgary Transit. For a full list of opportunities, visit Merx.
"CPKC joins International Paper to break ground on new rail-served packaging facility"
CPKC recently participated in the groundbreaking ceremony for International Paper's new 468,000-square-foot sustainable packaging facility in Rankin County, Mississippi, which will be directly served by CPKC rail. A significant step for both companies in enhancing logistics and sustainability.
May. 28, 2026 by Canadian Association of Railway Suppliers | Read Original Article
CPKC recently participated in the groundbreaking ceremony for International Paper's new 468,000-square-foot sustainable packaging facility in Rankin County, Mississippi, which will be directly served by CPKC rail. A significant step for both companies in enhancing logistics and sustainability.
"Carney announces refreshed national AI strategy will be released next week"
Prime Minister Mark Carney has confirmed that the long-awaited national AI strategy will be unveiled next week, following several delays. This strategy will outline the government's approach to the rapidly evolving technology.
May. 28, 2026 by Canadian Association of Railway Suppliers | Read Original Article
Prime Minister Mark Carney has confirmed that the long-awaited national AI strategy will be unveiled next week, following several delays. This strategy will outline the government's approach to the rapidly evolving technology.
"Canada-U.S. trade minister heads to Washington next week to talk trade"
Canada's trade minister, Dominic LeBlanc, is set to visit Washington next week to discuss trade matters ahead of the July 1 CUSMA review deadline. He recently held a one-hour video meeting with U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer to prepare for the talks.
May. 28, 2026 by Canadian Association of Railway Suppliers | Read Original Article
Canada's trade minister, Dominic LeBlanc, is set to visit Washington next week to discuss trade matters ahead of the July 1 CUSMA review deadline. He recently held a one-hour video meeting with U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer to prepare for the talks.
"Tunnel boring machine for Montreal's Blue Line Project begins 4.6km route to Anjou"
The tunnel boring machine named Lisette has begun its 4.6 km journey for Montreal's Blue Line extension to Anjou, celebrating the legacy of the first female metro operator. This project underscores the government's commitment to enhancing public transit and improving the quality of life for Montrealers.
May. 28, 2026 by Canadian Association of Railway Suppliers | Read Original Article
The tunnel boring machine named Lisette has begun its 4.6 km journey for Montreal's Blue Line extension to Anjou, celebrating the legacy of the first female metro operator. This project underscores the government's commitment to enhancing public transit and improving the quality of life for Montrealers.
Call For Pension Experts: Help advance retirement security for Alberta’s nonprofit workforce
Alberta Nonprofit Network and Volunteer Alberta are seeking pension experts to join a task force aimed at enhancing retirement security for the nonprofit workforce. Interested individuals can submit expressions of interest via email until June 12, 2026, to explore viable pension solutions.
May. 28, 2026 by Volunteer Alberta | Read Original Article
Alberta Nonprofit Network and Volunteer Alberta are seeking pension experts to join a task force aimed at enhancing retirement security for the nonprofit workforce. Interested individuals can submit expressions of interest via email until June 12, 2026, to explore viable pension solutions.
"CN commits CA$100 million for homelessness prevention"
CN has pledged CA$100 million over the next decade to combat homelessness through its initiative, CN Railroaders for Change. This program will collaborate with community nonprofits to implement early intervention and sustainable solutions.
May. 26, 2026 by Canadian Association of Railway Suppliers | Read Original Article
CN has pledged CA$100 million over the next decade to combat homelessness through its initiative, CN Railroaders for Change. This program will collaborate with community nonprofits to implement early intervention and sustainable solutions.
ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM 2025/26
Canada's 2025/26 Additive Manufacturing Demo Program showcases successful projects that highlight innovation and collaboration in the AM ecosystem. This initiative supports manufacturers in adopting AM technologies across various sectors, strengthening Canada's status as a leader in advanced manufacturing. Read the report for insights.
May. 26, 2026 by | Read Original Article
Canada's 2025/26 Additive Manufacturing Demo Program showcases successful projects that highlight innovation and collaboration in the AM ecosystem. This initiative supports manufacturers in adopting AM technologies across various sectors, strengthening Canada's status as a leader in advanced manufacturing. Read the report for insights.
Symposium on Labour and the Environment
Join us at the 4th Annual Voices in Labour Studies Symposium from Feb. 11-13, 2027, at Simon Fraser University in Vancouver. This event will explore the intersection of labour and environmental studies, featuring a keynote on "Working-Class Environmentalism" and opportunities for scholarly presentations. Submit your CV and abstract by September 1, 2026, for a chance to contribute.
May. 26, 2026 by Canadian Committee on Labour History | Read Original Article
Join us at the 4th Annual Voices in Labour Studies Symposium from Feb. 11-13, 2027, at Simon Fraser University in Vancouver. This event will explore the intersection of labour and environmental studies, featuring a keynote on "Working-Class Environmentalism" and opportunities for scholarly presentations. Submit your CV and abstract by September 1, 2026, for a chance to contribute.
"UK CMA Calls for Reforms to Rail Procurement to Reduce Costs"
The UK's Competition and Markets Authority has urged reforms in rail and road infrastructure procurement to tackle rising costs and delays. Following an 11-month study, the CMA highlighted issues like fragmented decision-making and short-term practices hindering efficiency in project delivery.
May. 26, 2026 by Canadian Association of Railway Suppliers | Read Original Article
The UK's Competition and Markets Authority has urged reforms in rail and road infrastructure procurement to tackle rising costs and delays. Following an 11-month study, the CMA highlighted issues like fragmented decision-making and short-term practices hindering efficiency in project delivery.