AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoTrade and Sovereignty: Mark Carney says U.S. negotiators have dropped demands touching Canadian language protections, culture, sovereignty and trade ties, though key issues remain. Indigenous Rights: First Nations in B.C. are asking the Federal Court to overturn the Pacific Link pipeline’s national-interest designation, arguing Ottawa moved ahead without adequate consultation. In a major land deal, Tla’amin Nation has acquired a coastal forestry operation for about $80 million. Remembrance and History: Canada Post unveiled a Remembrance Day stamp honoring Chinese Canadians who served in secret Second World War missions despite discrimination at home. Toronto will also unveil a statue of First World War flying ace William Barker, Canada’s most-decorated service member.
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