Canada–EU: closer ties under discussion in Montreal
The October 29–30 summit covers trade, digital cooperation and security.
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The October 29–30 summit covers trade, digital cooperation and security.
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Two new reports, two updated reports and six carried reports, labelled with their actual dates. Canada–EU summit discussions are reported from sources available before its conclusion.

The October 29–30 summit covers trade, digital cooperation and security.
Read the article ↗October 29 discussions; programme for the October 29–30 summit.
AgendaTrade, digital cooperation and security. [1]
DebateAssociate membership remains divisive. [2]
ScopeNo membership secured. [2]

The October 28 increase addresses the risk of energy costs spreading to other prices.
Read the article ↗Carried forward on October 30, 2026. October 28 decision retained: policy rate at 2.50%.
DecisionAn increase of 0.25 percentage point. [1]
CreditBorrowing costs could rise. [2]
ReservationsSome economists worry about the recovery. [2]

The city certified the October 26 municipal election results on October 29.
Read the article ↗October 29 certification incorporated.
StatusResults certified on October 29. [1]
MayorChow wins a second term. [2]
TimingThe term begins on November 15. [1]

The initial count is complete, but October 24 election results remain preliminary.
Read the article ↗Carried forward on October 30, 2026. Initial count retained; results remain preliminary ahead of November’s final count.
ProjectionThe outlet projects a Conservative majority. [2]
ResultsThe figures count districts where parties are leading. [1]
TransitionThe party must also address its permanent leadership rules. [3]

Ottawa announces lower trade barriers; the benefits remain to be delivered.
Read the article ↗Carried forward on October 30, 2026. Agreement signed October 27; entry into force remains a future step.
StatusSigned; implementation expected in 2027. [1]
TradeLower tariffs announced for implementation. [1]
DebateQuestions about benefits and human rights. [2]

The first estimate for the third quarter was released on October 29.
Read the article ↗First estimate for the third quarter, released October 29.
Measure3.4% annualized; 0.8% over the quarter. [1]
DriversConsumption and AI-related equipment. [2]
LimitReal consumption flat in September. [2]

Two officials preferred an increase.
Read the article ↗Carried forward on October 30, 2026. October 28 decision retained; no new rate decision reported.
RatesRange held at 3.75%–4%. [1]
DisagreementTwo votes for an increase. [1]
ContextAn expected pause after September. [2]

The index reaches 91.7; price concerns persist.
Read the article ↗Carried forward on October 30, 2026. Survey released October 27; October findings retained.
Result91.7 in October, versus a revised 84.2 in September. [1]
ExpectationsSurveyed economists had forecast 81. [2]
LimitLiving costs remain a concern. [2]

Remote observations do not replace inspections on the ground.
Read the article ↗Carried forward on October 30, 2026. October 27 findings retained; restored access is not treated as established.
ObservationNo repairs observed, according to Grossi. [1]
VerificationAccess and information remain insufficient. [2]
DiplomacyA return to an inspection framework is sought. [2]

The operation follows the local agreement announced by Washington on October 23.
Read the article ↗Updated report; original timetable retained.
MissionArrival reported on October 30. [3]
TimingOriginal announcement distinct from arrival. [2]
ScopeA local agreement. [1]
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