AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoDefence Procurement: Ottawa has taken another step in talks with Saab on buying six GlobalEye radar aircraft for the RCAF, with negotiations backed by a non-binding term sheet and an expected $5B+ funding envelope. Housing & Tenants: A Toronto rent strike at a Parkdale building is declared a win after tenants say the landlord withdrew a bid for a 5.4% above-guideline rent hike. Public Safety (Alberta): Alberta RCMP wrapped a multi-day enforcement operation near Rocky Mountain House, arresting six people and seizing drugs, cash, and stolen vehicles. Time Policy (Manitoba): Premier Wab Kinew signed a proclamation ending Manitoba’s twice-yearly time changes, making daylight time permanent. Quebec Election Fallout: CAQ leader Christine Fréchette says she’s “deeply concerned” about allegations of possible U.S. interference in the Quebec election campaign. Tech & Law (B.C.): B.C. moves to sue OpenAI over the Tumbler Ridge school shooting, alleging the system failed to alert authorities in time. Economy & Trade: Canpotex is investing $500M to upgrade the Port of Vancouver terminal to boost Saskatchewan potash exports. Health & Learning (First Nations): Alberta is providing $4.9M for mental health and specialized learning supports for First Nations students in on-reserve schools. Sports: UNBC men’s soccer heads into a key road weekend in Alberta after a tough start, chasing Canada West wins.
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