AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoQuebec at the Summit: Premier Paul St-Pierre Plamondon urged Mark Carney to reverse the decision barring him from speaking at the Canada-EU summit in Montreal, calling it disrespectful to Quebec’s interests. Indigenous Rights: Carney has opened the door to reforming or abolishing the Indian Act, but First Nations leaders remain divided over protecting treaty rights. Meanwhile, Indigenous, labour and environmental groups rallied against Bill C-39, warning it could weaken consultation and environmental safeguards. Disability and Community: Rick Hansen returned to Williams Lake for a screening of a documentary about his life and the 26-month wheelchair journey that launched his global accessibility mission. Climate Accountability: Fifteen young people are taking the federal government to court in Vancouver, arguing its climate policies violate their Charter rights. Canadian Culture: Canada will make its Eurovision debut next year, with five finalists—including Quebec-connected performers—vying to represent the country. National Heritage: A campaign to restore 24 Sussex Drive has raised $5.7 million toward its $50-million goal.
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