AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoTruth & Reconciliation: Survivors and supporters marked the sixth National Day for Truth and Reconciliation across Canada, including Toronto ceremonies and Ottawa walking tours tracing residential school history. Tragic Incident in B.C.: A vehicle hit pedestrians during a Truth and Reconciliation walk on Tsawwassen First Nation land, killing two and injuring two; police said a medical emergency may have been involved. Federal Policy Shift: Ottawa says “anti-Zionism” is a driver of anti-Jewish hate, prompting mixed reactions and renewed debate over free speech. Saskatchewan Energy: Saskatchewan unveiled plans to build two large nuclear reactors in the northwest, targeting 2,600 MW by 2050 and weighing reactor options. Alberta Enforcement: Alberta will introduce tougher legislation on illegal garbage dumping, with higher fines and stronger oversight of waste facilities. Household Pressure: A new survey finds tariffs and U.S. trade disruption are hitting jobs and household debt, with many cutting essentials and missing payments. Health & Science: Alberta is funding a Calgary cyclotron and radiopharmaceutical centre expected to be operational by 2029. Economy & Trade: Canada urged France to back off a snow crab fishery plan near Newfoundland, calling it unilateral. Sports: The Ottawa Senators face a season opener with key defence players still sidelined.
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