AGP Executive Report
Last update: 14 minutes agoNational Unity: About 75% of Albertans voted to remain in Canada, giving Mark Carney a political boost as leaders urged Ottawa to address the grievances behind the separatist push. Results on other referendum questions suggest disputes over immigration and provincial powers remain. Trade and Economy: The Parliamentary Budget Officer says a prolonged Canada-U.S. trade conflict could leave Canada’s economy 1.4% smaller and cost 185,000 jobs over five years. A U.S. food importer has also sued to overturn Trump’s 50% tariffs on Canadian goods, arguing he exceeded his authority. Foreign Relations: Carney is expected to sign a pledge with Turkey to deepen cooperation on defence, energy, trade and other ties during his visit this week. Children’s Privacy: Canada’s privacy commissioner has launched the country’s first code for protecting children and teens online.
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