Letters to Santa Kids can write to Santa (before December 7th, 2023) and he’ll write back. More than one million letters are received annually. It’s a Canadian tradition made possible through the volunteer work of 9,000 current and former Canada Post employees. Responses have been sent in ... Full Article

PRESS RELEASE INCREDIBLE SUCCESS OF LEN WEBBER’S BILL C-210 PROVIDES HOPE FOR THOUSANDS OF CANADIANS AWAITING A LIFE-SAVING TRANSPLANT November 22, 2023 – OTTAWA – Conservative MP Len Webber’s Bill C-210, allows Canadians to indicate their willingness to become an organ and ... Full Article

Help Is Here Many Canadians find the holidays to be challenging, with more than half of Canadians saying that the holiday season can be a source of anxiety, depression, and loneliness. Fortunately, this holiday season accessing help became easier. Beginning November 30th, Canadians in crisis ... Full Article

 2023 COMMUNITY SURVEY RESULTS This year’s annual community survey has again produced some very interesting results.  When asked, “Please choose the top five issues you would like Parliament to focus on MORE.”…. When asked, “Please choose the top five issues you would like ... Full Article

Remembering Is Something You Do During Veterans’ Week, Canadians will pay tribute in an act of Remembrance. Commemorative ceremonies and events across Canada will honour our Veterans and those who have made the ultimate sacrifice. The sacrifices and achievements of our Veterans have helped ... Full Article

E. coli (Escherichia coli) infection Causes, symptoms, risks, treatment, prevention, surveillance information and guidance for health professionals. Services and information Causes Causes of E. coli infection, how it is spread and where it is found. Symptoms Learn about the symptoms, what to ... Full Article

TIME TO GIVE THANKS It is Thanksgiving and time to gather around the family table for a feast – or is it? For many families, Thanksgiving dinner will be a little leaner and will lack many of the usual trimmings as they fight to stay within their food budget.  For others, it is even worse. ... Full Article

The Government of Canada allows Canadians to apply for Governor in Council (GIC) appointments. The selection process will reflect the fundamental role that more than 1500 Canadians play in our democracy as they serve on commissions, boards, Crown corporations, agencies, and tribunals across ... Full Article

Federal Properties For Sale The federal government regularly sells properties across Canada as part of evolving needs by various government departments. You can find information about surplus federal government properties for sale to the general public. Properties listed are either for sale, ... Full Article

BE HEARD The most important principle in any democracy is the idea that the government is responsible to its people. This means that governments should pass legislation based on the wants and needs of its citizens. However, for a government to implement the will of its people, citizens need to ... Full Article

Crime Victim Help Is Available Have you or someone you know recently been the victim of a crime? As difficult as it can be to talk about, it is important to know what supports are available to you as a victim. The Canadian Victims Bill of Rights recognizes the rights of victims of crimes ... Full Article

Volunteer To Make A Difference Canada Day is an opportunity to celebrate our country and all those who make it better. This July, I encourage you to give back to our community and reflect on those who regularly donate their time for its improvement. If someone in your life has made significant, ... Full Article

Where to start? Still in school?  Just graduated?  Looking for a second career? Just looking for a better job? Looking for a new career is a daunting process no matter your reasons or your age.  The Government of Canada has a number of useful tools that help you chart (or rechart) your ... Full Article

Here are some helpful links to Government of Canada resources for those seeking employment or a new career. School to Work Transition Tool – Informed education choices early in life can help you obtain the skills and experience necessary to find work quickly, avoid unnecessary debt and ... Full Article

MP REPORT Strong Communities & Strong Businesses Whether they are comprised of just one person or thousands, businesses provide our communities with employment opportunities and the critical goods and services that we use daily. Strong businesses help build strong communities. Operating a ... Full Article

Business Benefits Finder Get help finding support for your business by using the handy Business Benefits Finder. After answering a few short questions, your support options will be made available for your consideration. Access the Business Benefits Finder here.   Full Article

Businesses in Canada have access to many supports through the federal government. These can include loans, capital investments, financing, grants, tax credits, wage subsidies and trade assistance. Learn more at www.canada.ca/en/services/business/grants.html. Full Article

The Underused Housing Tax was introduced by the Liberal government in an effort to reduce the amount of housing in Canada that remains vacant while owners ‘sit on the investment’ as real estate prices continue to rise. The Underused Housing Tax is an annual 1% tax on the ownership ... Full Article

Increase Your Refund When it comes to your personal income tax, you should claim all deductions, credits, and expenses that you are entitled to. To find out which deductions, credits, and expenses you can claim to reduce the amount of tax you need to pay, use the Canada Revenue Agency’s ... Full Article

Access To Information Canadians often hear journalists talk about getting information through the Access to Information process, but this access is not limited to journalists. Any Canadian citizen, permanent resident or any person or corporation residing in Canada has the right to request ... Full Article