AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoOntario’s Finances: The province projects a $16.9-billion deficit this year, blaming U.S. tariffs and higher energy costs, and says balancing the books will take longer. AI Investment: Ottawa plans to invest up to $1.6 billion in Montreal-based Cohere as part of the company’s $7-billion fundraising round. Toronto Crime: A father and his two adult daughters were shot, and his wife injured with a hammer, when three masked intruders entered their Bridle Path home; police say two victims have life-altering injuries. Alberta Referendum: Official results show 70.4 per cent turnout on the separation question, with voters backing staying in Canada. Quebec Politics: The education minister wants to ban schoolchildren from wearing religious symbols, while Premier François Legault is boycotting the Canada-EU summit over Ottawa’s refusal to let him speak. Health Care: Manitoba has made gains in recruiting doctors, but the province remains short 217 specialists, a physicians’ group says.
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