AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoWorld Cup Round of 16: Canada opens knockout play Saturday against Morocco in Houston, chasing a quarterfinal spot after beating South Africa 1-0; Morocco advanced by edging the Netherlands on penalties. Sports—Canada’s momentum: Shai Gilgeous-Alexander powered Canada to a 110-84 win over Puerto Rico in FIBA qualifiers in Hamilton, a hometown statement ahead of the next game vs. Jamaica. Vancouver—Health policy dispute: Vancouver Coastal Health says it is not proceeding with a proposed overdose prevention site at 900 Helmcken St. “at this time,” after backlash and claims of work starting. Ottawa—Public safety tech: Ottawa police are moving forward with the first phase of AI facial recognition, while residents continue flood clean-up. Calgary—Politics at the Stampede: Alberta Premier Danielle Smith drew both cheers and boos during the Stampede parade as the province weighs separatism and a potential referendum. Toronto—Remembering history: A century after Toronto’s anti-Greek riots, historians warn how xenophobia can spiral when conditions are ripe. Crime—Drugs: RCMP seized 6,765 kg in a Richmond drug investigation. International—Ukraine aid: NATO European members and Canada plan to pledge $80B in military aid to Ukraine this year and next ahead of a summit.
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