AGP Executive Report
Last update: 26 minutes agoNational Unity: Prime Minister Mark Carney pushed back after Elon Musk urged Quebec, Alberta and Saskatchewan to separate, saying Canada’s future will be decided by Canadians. Alberta and Saskatchewan premiers also rejected the call as Alberta’s referendum approaches. Quebec’s Parti Québécois is set to govern with a minority after winning the provincial election. Airport Fees: Ottawa says it will use contracts to moderate airport charges under its plan to lease operations at the country’s four largest airports, but airlines warn privatization could drive up costs for travellers. Toronto Bike Lanes: Ontario will begin removing a stretch of Bloor Street bike lanes Tuesday after winning an appeal, prompting Mayor Olivia Chow to call the move an affront to local democracy. Manitoba Agriculture: The province is funding a dedicated RCMP officer to investigate livestock theft and fraud; police reported 57 cattle-industry cases from 2021 to 2025. Farmland: Canadian cultivated farmland values rose 3.8 per cent in the first half of 2026, slower than last year’s 6 per cent gain, as higher costs and trade uncertainty weigh on the market.
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