AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCanada–U.S. Trade War: Prime Minister Mark Carney told Washington to “stop doing memes” as the tariff fight escalates, with the U.S. also backing its “Lake America” push and defending a controversial Pentagon post about Canadian cadets. Local Politics & Rights: In Penticton, protesters rallied against Alberta-style two-tier healthcare, while a Northern Bruce Peninsula council debated limits on public recording of meetings. Indigenous Affairs: Hatchet Lake Denesuline First Nation reached a Treaty Land Entitlement settlement, and Indigenous leaders criticized Alberta’s birthday statement after Indigenous references were removed. Health & Education: A U of T nursing student program aims to build culturally competent care in Scarborough, and Canada-wide internal trade talks in Iqaluit focused on speeding recognition of credentials for labour mobility. Culture & Community: St. Marys Museum’s fall speaker series returns, and Winnipeg hosts a “Jollof War” cooking competition. Business & Tech: Mazda Canada reported August sales records, while JioHotstar launched in Canada with interactive reality features.
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