India, March 21 -- Canada has extended key Employment Insurance (EI) relief measures through October 2026, aiming to support workers affected by global trade disruptions and US tariffs.

Ottawa on Friday announced a six-month extension of temporary Employment Insurance measures, ensuring continued income support for workers impacted by tariff-related economic pressures.

The announcement was made by Patty Hajdu, Minister of Jobs and Families, who said the move reflects the government's focus on strengthening economic resilience amid global uncertainty.

Originally introduced in March 2025, the measures were designed to improve access to EI for workers whose jobs were affected by shifting trade dynamics, particularly U.S. tariffs.

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