AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoB.C. Election: Voters went to the polls Saturday in a snap provincial election, with the NDP and Conservatives in a tight contest and results still unfolding. The Greens could hold leverage if no party wins a majority. Canada–U.S. Tensions: President Donald Trump rolled back tariffs on some Canadian goods while adding levies to others, as he seeks a trade deal with Ottawa. Prime Minister Mark Carney also rejected U.S. claims that Canada interfered in American elections. First Nations Talks: Carney, premiers and First Nations leaders are set to meet Monday on major projects and Indigenous rights, amid concerns that fast-tracked approvals could weaken consultation. Leaders want the historic meeting to lead to lasting action. Toronto Mayoral Race: Olivia Chow and challenger Brad Bradford made final pitches ahead of Monday’s vote; a poll put Chow narrowly ahead, 51% to 46%. National Unity: Alberta voters decisively rejected a proposal to pursue separation, but the referendum has left separatism—and its place in provincial politics—an ongoing issue.
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