REGISTRATION IS OPEN for FCM’s Annual Conference and Trade Show! 👉 https://t.co/K3WYC6hPIJ Taking place from June 4-7 in Edmonton, #FCM2026AC highlights the power of collaboration and the vital role local governments will play in writing Canada’s next chapter.

🖥️ NEW WEBINAR | Join us to explore Co-operators' Resilience Acceleration Lab—an innovative investing initiative designed to help Canadian municipalities finance climate-resilient infrastructure. RSVP: https://t.co/vECAaJfmMK

Yesterday, Budget 2025 received Royal Assent, becoming law in Canada. Congratulations to the federal government on this milestone. As we look ahead to the federal government’s Spring Economic Update, FCM remains concerned that current federal infrastructure investments do not

Canadians are struggling with affordability and housing crises, and municipalities are doing their part to speed up approvals and lower the costs to build homes. 🗞️ https://t.co/OewU5vpRfG The federal government's efforts to increase the housing supply will help new buyers

On March 20, we celebrate the Journée internationale de la Francophonie! Across the country, francophone municipalities enrich Canada’s linguistic vitality. FCM is proud to work with its members in both of the country’s official languages.

Today, the federal government announced an investment of over $183M, via the Community stream of the Build Communities Strong Fund, for transit in the City of Toronto. The Community stream, formerly known as the Canada Community Building Fund, is the most cost-effective and

FCM 1st VP @TimTierney is in Edmonton today for the @RuralMA's Spring Convention. Canada is experiencing intense change and in Alberta and across the country, rural municipalities are meeting the moment on trade, economic resilience and more. But support from the federal

FCM 1st VP @TimTierney is heading to Edmonton this week for the @RuralMA's Spring Convention. We look forward to discussing key issues impacting our rural members, such as much-needed infrastructure investments, how municipalities are supporting international trade and the

🗞 https://t.co/WkHTDgSHtH FCM welcomes the federal government’s generational investments in the North and Arctic. Strengthening Canada’s defence posture and enabling nation-building infrastructure in the North is critical for sovereignty and security. Equally important are

“Local governments bring a measure of certainty when the world does not, and we will keep putting forward solutions that deliver for Canadians.” - FCM President Rebecca Bligh More on last week’s Board of Directors meeting in St. John’s ⬇️ https://t.co/0WJegO488c

Rural communities across the country are vital to national economic resilience and rural realities need to be consistently built into federal initiatives. That’s why FCM is calling for dedicated funding for rural and northern infrastructure under the Build Communities Strong

FCM President @rebeccaleebligh is in Regina today connecting with local leaders at #SARMAnnual2026. In Saskatchewan, and across the country, municipalities of all sizes are stepping up to strengthen Canada’s economic resilience, support national defense and keep international

🖥️ TOMORROW | As part of International Women’s Week, join women leaders from Canada and abroad to explore how generosity, mentorship and shared experience strengthen women’s leadership in local government. Save your spot: https://t.co/x9VuEHY0RV

On #IWD2026, we recognize women leaders on our Board and in #CDNMuni across the country. With safe, supportive conditions for women in all their diversity to participate in public life, communities gain stronger leadership, better decision making and a more resilient democracy.

ICYMI – Registration for FCM’s 2026 Annual Conference and Trade Show is open at https://t.co/K3WYC6hPIJ! This June, join us in Edmonton to connect with other local leaders and key municipal partners from communities across the country. Early Bird rates end April 23! #FCM2026AC

In the face of global uncertainty, worrying impacts of climate change, the urgent need to renew vital infrastructure and more, strong local leadership matters now more than ever. And that’s exactly what you see around the FCM Board of Directors table—leaders who are ready to

In St. John’s this week, the FCM Board of Directors examined local solutions to the geopolitical forces reshaping trade, security, and economic stability, and advanced actions that help communities reinforce the infrastructure and services that keep Canada competitive. Read

FCM's Board of Directors is meeting in St. John’s this week to discuss how best to tackle Canada’s biggest issues, including trade, economic development, defense and sovereignty. 📻 Hear more from President @rebeccaleebligh with CBC: