AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoIndigenous Rights: Kwantlen First Nation has asked Federal Court to overturn Ottawa’s designation of the Pacific Link oil pipeline as a project of national interest, saying consultation was inadequate and its concerns remain unanswered. Indigenous Knowledge: Syilx Okanagan fisheries biologists are tracking salmon returning to the Upper Columbia as the Nation works to restore historic runs blocked by dams. Inclusion: A new Canadian Down Syndrome Society campaign uses stories from people with Down syndrome to challenge harmful misinformation and promote opportunity. Campus Safety: McGill says a convicted killer admitted to its law faculty is no longer enrolled; the university is reviewing its admissions procedures. Canadian History: Stephen Harper’s new memoir says he offered Mark Carney a government role in 2012, with a possible path to finance minister later—contrasting with Carney’s past account of the offer.
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