AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoAlberta Separatism: An Angus Reid poll finds nearly half of Albertans planning to vote in a binding separation referendum say they mainly want to send a message to Ottawa, not actually leave Canada. B.C. Wildfire Return: Some early evacuees in the Okanagan are being allowed back, but officials warn of hazards like downed trees, damaged homes, and wildlife including bears. Election Integrity: Elections Alberta says it’s seeing rising misinformation about voter registration and insists no one can remove registrations from its Voterlink tool without consent. Ontario Bike Lanes: The Ontario Court of Appeal rules Toronto can remove downtown bike lanes, saying there’s no Charter right to bicycle lanes. Trade Pressure on Industry: Unifor says Stellantis is considering closing and selling its Brampton plant, blaming U.S. tariffs and North American trade turmoil. Federal Privacy Settlement: Federal Court approved a class-action settlement for 2020 leaks from certain Government of Canada online accounts, with claims open until Feb. 3, 2027. Housing Infrastructure: Alberta mayors welcome new federal-provincial funding to speed homebuilding by upgrading water and wastewater systems.
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