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Federal Audit Flags Missing Fuel, Unauthorized Spending at Canadian Embassy in Kenya

A recent federal audit has flagged a number of financial and management issues at Canada’s embassy in Nairobi, Kenya, including suspected irregularities in fuel purchases, improper contracting, and spending without approval. Numerous problems with contracting, purchasing, and oversight were identified at the embassy, which employs 171 individuals, has a fleet of 36 vehicles, and enjoys […]

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Provinces Have Agreed to Restock US Alcohol, Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Says

Canada’s premiers have agreed to Prime Minister Mark Carney’s request to put U.S. alcohol back on their store shelves, as part of the trade deal with the United States. Speaking to reporters on Aug. 20, Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Tony Wakeham said Carney is “confident” that Washington and Ottawa will reach a trade agreement. “As part of this agreement, he asked all of the provinces—as a sign of good faith—to put U.S. liquor back on the shelves, and we all agreed,” he said. Following a series of U.S. tariffs being placed on Canada in 2025, the provinces and territories took steps to limit the purchase or sale of U.S. alcohol products in March.

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AI Labelling Rules Are Spreading. Where Does Canada Stand?

A global patchwork of rules is emerging over how AI-generated content must be identified, with Canada taking a lighter approach than several jurisdictions that have imposed binding labelling and disclosure requirements. Generative AI tools have made convincing text, images, audio, and video cheap enough to produce at scale, prompting some governments to require disclosure rather […]

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