AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoParks at Risk: Parks Canada has warned 2,917 employees their jobs could be affected, with about 500 positions expected to go and some visitor services and park-warden detachments facing cuts. Indigenous Veterans: Métis Nation–Saskatchewan will honour veterans at Batoche on Sunday, remembering four soldiers recently killed at CFB Wainwright; Indigenous beaded poppies are also being made and shared for Remembrance Day. Culture and Funding: Canada Post will issue a 2027 Black History Month stamp honouring Chatham’s Coloured All-Stars, the first Black team to win an Ontario amateur baseball championship in 1934. Métis leaders, meanwhile, say the federal budget lacks distinct funding for their communities. Local History: Selkirk has named a street WWII Memorial Drive to honour the 31 residents of one block who served in the war, including five who never returned.
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