AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoTrade and Foreign Policy: Canada and the EU launched an “Alliance for the Future,” with new cooperation on critical minerals, digital trade and security. Mark Carney says Ottawa wants to finalize talks on a deeper partnership by June 2027 as Canada seeks to double trade beyond the U.S. Ports and Trade: Ottawa named B.C.’s $5.9-billion Roberts Bank Terminal 2 expansion a project of national interest, aiming to boost port capacity and diversify trade. Winnipeg Infrastructure: The federal government committed $500 million to upgrades at Winnipeg’s North End wastewater plant, matching Manitoba’s pledge toward a project expected to cost $1.5 billion and finish by 2032. Ottawa Police: Ontario’s police watchdog cleared an officer who shot a man during a July hostage standoff, finding the officer reasonably feared for his life. Toronto Bike Lanes: Cyclists protested Ontario’s continued lane removals, while advocacy groups seek Supreme Court review. Short Track: Quebec’s Félix Roussel won gold and Montreal’s Maxime Laoun silver in the 500 metres at the World Tour event in Montreal.
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