AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoTrade and Industry: Ottawa and Ontario announced a $9-billion plan to support steel and auto jobs and build roads to the Ring of Fire as U.S. tariffs strain trade. Ottawa also gave Stelco’s owner 15 days to reverse planned layoffs or face legal action. Foreign Relations: Prime Minister Mark Carney and Türkiye’s president launched a strategic partnership and free-trade talks, part of Canada’s push to diversify trade; the visit came as U.S. officials accused Canada of election interference, allegations Ottawa denies. Privacy and Policing: Toronto Crime Stoppers has paused tips after a breach exposed nearly 177,000 tips and about 15,000 names; police partners in the GTA are reviewing their involvement. Indigenous Affairs: Federal officials faced Senate questions after more than 700 Innu in Quebec lost their status, putting access to benefits and homes at risk. National Unity: Alberta’s unofficial referendum count showed broad support for staying in Canada, though a small number of ridings backed starting the process toward a separation vote. In Quebec, a judicial recount flipped Vachon to the Parti Québécois by three votes; Liberals are weighing their options.
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