AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoAir Travel: Nav Canada says Canadian systems are operating normally after a U.S. nationwide flight ground stop, but flights between the U.S. and Toronto and Montreal were suspended, with Ottawa expecting diversions. Health Care: Alberta nurses and doctors warn a target to discharge 40 per cent of hospital patients by 11 a.m. could pressure staff to send people home before they’re ready. B.C. Flooding: Three people died after a boat overturned on the swollen Squamish River following days of heavy rain; police urged residents to stay off the water during severe weather. Energy: Ottawa is investing $200 million in B.C.’s Woodfibre LNG project to increase export capacity, drawing criticism from a Green MLA over emissions and public support for fossil fuels. Indigenous Rights: Alberta is asking a judge to dismiss Onion Lake Cree Nation’s challenge to the province’s sovereignty act, which the First Nation says violates Treaty 6. Public Health: A federal review found no evidence of an unusual neurological illness among patients in New Brunswick, though people reporting symptoms say they still need answers. Climate: The National Capital Commission is weighing artificial cooling for part of the Rideau Canal Skateway, a costly plan that could extend its skating season.
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