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.

"Construction Begins on Station at Toronto's East Harbour Transit Hub"
Construction has begun on the East Harbour Transit Hub in Toronto, designed to connect the Lakeshore East and Stouffville GO rail lines, along with the Ontario Line. This new interchange aims to enhance transport options and ease congestion throughout the city's network.

Mar. 3, 2026 by Canadian Association of Railway Suppliers | Read Original Article

"Carney secures $2.6-billion uranium supply deal with India, launches talks on trade deal"
Prime Minister Mark Carney has secured a $2.6-billion uranium supply deal with India and initiated discussions for a comprehensive trade agreement during his recent visit, aiming to enhance bilateral ties and double non-U.S. trade by the end of the decade.

Mar. 3, 2026 by Canadian Association of Railway Suppliers | Read Original Article

Current Rail/Transit Bids
Explore current rail and transit bids, including the refurbishment of the Fallowfield Station Platform and assessments for Calgary Transit. For a complete list and details, visit Merx.

Mar. 3, 2026 by Canadian Association of Railway Suppliers | Read Original Article

"Audit of VIA Rail Canada calls for service improvements"
The Auditor General of Canada’s report highlights that while VIA Rail Canada is generally well-managed, it must improve service and managerial practices. The audit notes that VIA's limited track ownership and the lack of priority over freight traffic contribute to significant delays.

Mar. 3, 2026 by Canadian Association of Railway Suppliers | Read Original Article

"CPKC Announces Filing of 2025 Annual Report on Form 10-K"
Canadian Pacific Kansas City has filed its 2025 Annual Report on Form 10-K with the SEC and Canadian regulators, featuring audited financial statements and management analysis. The report is accessible at their investor site.

Mar. 3, 2026 by Canadian Association of Railway Suppliers | Read Original Article

Ontario’s $30 Million Investment: A Boost for Primary Care and Physician Assistants
Ontario is investing $30 million to expand its primary care workforce, adding nearly 1,800 new health care workers, including 150 physician assistants. This initiative is part of a larger $2.1 billion plan aimed at connecting all Ontarians to comprehensive primary care by 2029.

Mar. 2, 2026 by Canadian Association of Physician Assistants | Read Original Article

Many Ask: What's the Difference Between First Nations, Métis, and Inuit?
In Canada, Indigenous peoples are classified into three distinct groups: First Nations, Métis, and Inuit. Each has unique histories, cultures, and governance structures. First Nations have treaties with the Crown, Métis emerged from historical unions with European traders, and Inuit inhabit the Arctic, with identities rooted in community and culture.

Feb. 27, 2026 by Community Learning Network | Read Original Article

"Which Trump tariffs affect Canada now?"
Confused about which of Trump's tariffs still impact Canadian goods? This guide outlines the current tariffs on Canada's exports to the U.S., the affected products, and the legal framework behind the trade measures. For a clearer picture, read the full article.

Feb. 26, 2026 by Canadian Association of Railway Suppliers | Read Original Article

"Strong grain shipments by rail offset freight losses in 2025"
In 2025, strong wheat shipments helped Canadian railways mitigate a slight decline in overall freight, with total volumes down only 0.2 percent from the previous year. A record volume of intermodal traffic also contributed positively to freight movement, totaling 376.6 million tonnes.

Feb. 26, 2026 by Canadian Association of Railway Suppliers | Read Original Article

"Alto Details the Challenges of Winter Conditions for Canada's High-Speed Rail Network"
Alto is tackling the winter weather challenges for Canada's high-speed rail network, which will operate at 300 km/h over nearly 1,000 kilometers. Their strategy includes infrastructure design and specialized equipment to ensure service continuity despite snow and ice.

Feb. 26, 2026 by Canadian Association of Railway Suppliers | Read Original Article

Current Rail/Transit Bids
Explore the latest rail and transit bids, including platform refurbishments, regenerative braking assessments, and subway extensions. For complete details, visit the provided link. Your next project might just be a click away.

Feb. 26, 2026 by Canadian Association of Railway Suppliers | Read Original Article

FLO Components Ltd. to Showcase RecondOil Technology at NHES 2026 - Booth #2016
FLO Components Ltd. will showcase its innovative RecondOil technology at NHES 2026, April 23-24, at Booth #2016. Discover how this advanced oil regeneration process can extend lubricant life, reduce waste, and enhance sustainability for heavy equipment operators. Visit their RecondOil page for more details.

Feb. 26, 2026 by Canadian Association of Railway Suppliers | Read Original Article

"Eastern Ontario municipalities weigh in on Alto high-speed rail project and other regional news"
Eastern Ontario municipalities, including South Frontenac and Rideau Lakes, are voicing opposition to a proposed alternative route for the Alto high-speed rail project due to concerns over its impact on sensitive properties. Community feedback continues as consultations progress.

Feb. 26, 2026 by Canadian Association of Railway Suppliers | Read Original Article

Threaded for Success: National Socket Screw Manufacturing Limited
For over 70 years, National Socket Screw Manufacturing Limited has been a vital, albeit unseen, force in North America's construction landscape. Specializing in threaded rod products, their commitment to quality and reliability ensures the strength of essential infrastructure like Toronto's Rogers Centre. Discover more at threadedrodspecialists.com.

Feb. 25, 2026 by CME Ontario | Read Original Article

"Rocky Mountaineer expects high demand through Kamloops as summer season nears"
Rocky Mountaineer anticipates record passenger numbers through Kamloops this summer, benefiting local hotels and restaurants. Last year, 88,000 guests rode the luxury train, surpassing pre-pandemic figures for the first time. All aboard for a busy season ahead.

Feb. 24, 2026 by Canadian Association of Railway Suppliers | Read Original Article

"Transit Briefs: Sound Transit, Calgary Transit"
Sound Transit will introduce a new Tap to Pay feature on February 23, allowing riders to use credit cards and digital wallets for payments. Meanwhile, Calgary Transit is enhancing its CTrain fleet with automated passenger counting technology, now installed on 70% of vehicles, improving ridership estimates.

Feb. 24, 2026 by Canadian Association of Railway Suppliers | Read Original Article

Current Rail/Transit Bids
Explore the latest rail and transit bids, including refurbishments, assessments, and construction services from VIA Rail, Calgary Transit, and Toronto Transit Commission. For more details, visit the provided link.

Feb. 24, 2026 by Canadian Association of Railway Suppliers | Read Original Article

FLO Components Ltd. to Showcase RecondOil Technology at NHES 2026 - Booth #2016
FLO Components Ltd. will showcase its RecondOil oil regeneration technology at NHES 2026 on April 23-24 at Booth #2016. Discover how this innovative solution extends lubricant life and promotes sustainability in heavy equipment maintenance.

Feb. 24, 2026 by Canadian Association of Railway Suppliers | Read Original Article

"Cando Rail & Terminals to acquire Savage Rail"
Cando Rail & Terminals is set to acquire Savage Rail, enhancing its position as North America's largest operator of first- and last-mile rail infrastructure. This strategic move will boost Cando's U.S. expansion and strengthen its Canadian network.

Feb. 24, 2026 by Canadian Association of Railway Suppliers | Read Original Article

"Canada welcomes U.S. Supreme Court ruling striking down Trump's tariffs"
Canada has welcomed the U.S. Supreme Court's decision to strike down the legal basis for certain tariffs imposed by Trump, particularly those related to the International Emergency Economic Powers Act. However, tariffs on Canadian steel, aluminum, and autos remain unaffected.

Feb. 24, 2026 by Canadian Association of Railway Suppliers | Read Original Article