AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCanada-U.S. Trade War: Prime Minister Mark Carney urged Washington to “stop doing memes” and negotiate seriously, warning the U.S. wants to wind down Canadian industry into subsidiaries; unions backed a tougher line, calling for job protections and defending strike rights. Monetary Policy: The Bank of Canada held its key rate at 2.25% as tariffs and global conflict weigh on exporters and inflation risks rise. Fuel Tax Relief: Ottawa extended the federal fuel excise tax pause into 2027, easing pressure on gasoline, diesel and aviation costs. Energy & Industry: Manitoba Hydro’s plan to buy U.S.-made gas turbines for a major expansion is under scrutiny amid tariff politics, while a Manitoba regulator is set to wrap hearings. Defence & Procurement: A Thorold firm is set for about $100M in investment tied to new Royal Canadian Navy submarines. Local Governance: Regina secured $24M in federal transit funding over 10 years, with rules tightening bus fuel choices after 2029. Health & Rights: A Kingston rally pressed Liberals to enforce the Canada Health Act and stop two-tier care expansion. Politics on the Move: B.C. Conservatives face internal turmoil as leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay denies wrongdoing and fires her chief of staff. Foreign Affairs: Foreign Minister Anita Anand said one of 30 Canadians missing after Nepal flooding has been found safe. Climate & Elections: Winnipeg climate groups launched a 10-point election mandate for candidates ahead of Oct. 28.
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