1. Carney’s Cabinet to Be Sworn In Tuesday
Prime Minister Mark Carney’s new cabinet will be sworn in on Tuesday, marking the start of his first full term following the recent federal election.
2. Federal Government Seeks to Offload Unused Mobile Hospitals
Ottawa is attempting to divest four seldom-used mobile hospitals purchased during the pandemic, which are costing taxpayers $7 million annually in storage and maintenance.
3. Canadian Tulip Festival Opens with Governor General’s Remarks
The 73rd annual Canadian Tulip Festival kicks off today, featuring a speech by Governor General Mary Simon at the opening ceremony in Commissioners Park.
4. Ontario Hospital Association Registers to Lobby Federal Government
The Ontario Hospital Association has registered to lobby Ottawa for increased health care funding and a national strategy to address staffing shortages.
5. Construction Continues on South Ottawa Police Station Despite Soil Issues
Work on the new south Ottawa police station is progressing despite delays caused by unfavorable soil conditions at the construction site.
6. Ottawa Charge Win First PWHL Playoff Game
The Ottawa Charge secured a 3–2 victory over the Montréal Victoire in their inaugural PWHL playoff game, taking a 1–0 lead in the semifinal series.
