The subscribable GR calendar
Committee meetings, regulatory comment deadlines, tender closes, funding intakes, and chamber sitting days — merged into one chronological agenda. Download it once as an .ics, or subscribe over webcal:// and it keeps itself current in Google Calendar, Outlook, and Apple Calendar. No checking five portals; the next thing with a date shows up where you already look.
Honest scope: sitting-day coverage today is the federal House of Commons plus British Columbia, New Brunswick, and Nunavut — not yet every legislature, and we're expanding it. Committee meetings, comment deadlines, tenders, and funding are drawn from the corpora Clarion already tracks. The feed is public and unauthenticated, so it works in any calendar app without a login.
House of Commons sits
Jun 16 · federal · Order Paper
Standing Committee on Finance
Jun 18 · meeting scheduled
Clean Fuel consultation closes
Jun 24 · comment deadline
Cloud services framework
Jun 27 · CanadaBuys close
Strategic Innovation intake
Jul 02 · application deadline
Soonest first · merged from five sources
One agenda, five sources
The dates that matter to a file live in five different systems — and most teams chase them across five different tabs. The calendar merges all of them into a single feed, sorted soonest-first, each event labelled with where it came from. Add one subscription; every source feeds it.
One quiet source never breaks the calendar.
How the calendar works
The point isn't a file you download and forget. It's a live feed your calendar refreshes for you — so a deadline added tonight is on your screen tomorrow, with nothing for you to re-import.
The feed pulls upcoming committee meetings, comment deadlines, tender closes, funding intakes, and sitting days, then merges and sorts them soonest-first. Each event carries its date, its title, and the source it came from — so a tender close and a committee meeting sit on the same timeline, in order.
House of Commons sits
Jun 16 · federal · Order Paper
Standing Committee on Finance
Jun 18 · meeting scheduled
Clean Fuel consultation closes
Jun 24 · comment deadline
Cloud services framework
Jun 27 · CanadaBuys close
Strategic Innovation intake
Jul 02 · application deadline
Soonest first · merged from five sources
Download a one-time .ics for a snapshot you import once. Or subscribe over webcal:// — paste it into Google Calendar, Outlook, or Apple Calendar — and the app re-fetches the feed on its own schedule. Subscribe and it stays current: new deadlines appear, passed ones fall away, with nothing to re-import.
webcal://app.withclarion.com/api/calendar.icsPublic feed · edge-cached one hour · no login to subscribe
The feed is public and unauthenticated, so any calendar app reads it without a login. A shared edge cache holds each response for one hour, so a popular subscription stays fast and cheap to serve — the calendar refreshes from cache, not from a fresh query every time a client checks in.
GET /api/calendar.ics200 · text/calendarServed from cache · 1 hCache-Control: s-maxage=3600
No auth — any calendar app reads it.
Each source runs independently. If one corpus is empty or errors, that source simply returns nothing and the rest of the agenda still renders — and a total failure returns a valid, empty calendar, never an error a calendar client would choke on. A subscription you set once shouldn't break because one feed had a bad night.
One quiet source never breaks the calendar.
Why subscribe, not download
An exported file is correct the moment you save it and stale the moment a deadline moves. The webcal:// feed is the live one: your calendar app re-fetches it on its own, so the agenda you see is the agenda as it stands — sittings added, tenders closed, funding windows opened — without you touching it again. No competitor offers a live GR calendar feed; this is the one that stays current after you walk away.
→Paste the webcal:// link into Google, Outlook, or Apple Calendar once → a committee meeting scheduled tonight is on your screen tomorrow, and a tender that closed drops off — no re-import, no stale file.
Why it matters
Any monitoring tool can show you a deadline once. A calendar that keeps itself current — in the app you already check every morning — is what turns a missed window from a risk into a non-event.
Subscribe over webcal:// and the agenda updates itself — new sittings, fresh comment deadlines, tenders as they close. You never re-export a file, and you never look at last week's calendar.
No new app to open, no portal to remember. Every GR deadline lands in the same calendar as your meetings and your flights, so the window you can't miss sits beside everything else you're planning around.
Each source runs on its own and a failure degrades to nothing, not to an error. The feed always returns a valid calendar — so a subscription you set once keeps working, quietly, in the background.
Start free, open the calendar, and subscribe over webcal:// — committee meetings, comment deadlines, tender closes, funding intakes, and sitting days land in Google, Outlook, or Apple Calendar, sorted soonest-first, and stay current on their own. No demo gate to subscribe.