AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoOrange Shirt Day: Canada Post is issuing new stamps to mark Orange Shirt Day’s milestone, noting that in B.C. students are graduating with annual lessons about residential schools since kindergarten. B.C. Politics: A snap election is set for Oct. 24, and businesses are being warned that B.C.’s lobbying and foreign-influence rules are among the strictest during the campaign. Public Safety & Policing: Newly released internal Montreal police documents describe a “radicalized” subculture among officers at Montréal-Nord, tied to allegations of racism and misconduct. Truth & Reconciliation: A new push highlights ongoing resistance to residential school reconciliation, including concerns about denialism and stalled implementation of TRC calls to action. Canada-U.S. Trade: The U.S. moved ahead with a ban on nearly $1B in Canadian imports, including alcohol and dairy, escalating an already fragile relationship. Indigenous Housing: Ottawa is putting $300M into an Indigenous-led housing initiative, “For Indigenous, By Indigenous.” Culture & Sports: Hockey Night in Canada is returning with PWHL games in a revamped partnership.
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