AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCanada-EU intelligence & foreign spy debate: MPs and senators on the National Security and Intelligence Committee are scrutinizing Canada’s overseas intelligence-gathering, amid renewed talk of expanding foreign spy capacity and a possible new agency. Alberta separation push: Alberta’s Oct. 19 vote would start the legal process for a future binding referendum on separation, setting up a major constitutional fight even though it wouldn’t create a new country. Housing market cooling: The Canadian Real Estate Association reports August home sales down 6.9% year-over-year, with prices also slipping as borrowers face higher mortgage costs and economic uncertainty. Immigration rules clarity: A lawyer explains how Bill C-3 citizenship-by-descent changes work now—and whether they could be reversed later. Community & culture: Ottawa’s Muslim Women’s Organization marks 25 years with an Islamic History Month celebration; Comox hosts the K’ómoks Fusion Indigenous Arts Fest; and a B.C. museum veteran is honoured for decades of heritage work. Public safety & justice: Parliamentarians examine overseas spying while separate reporting highlights major drug seizures and a lawsuit involving gurdwaras tied to alleged unpaid loans.
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