AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoQuebec Politics: The Parti Québécois is returning to power after winning a minority government, renewing questions about national unity. Kahnawake grand chief Cody Diabo says the First Nation will not discuss separation and objects to the party’s treatment of Indigenous rights. Alberta Referendum: A judge dismissed the NDP’s challenge to voter-list restrictions ahead of the Oct. 19 vote. Seven separatist campaign signs were vandalized in Fort McMurray, while an Alberta separatist leader denied claims his group offered U.S. officials access to provincial resources in exchange for support. Household Costs: Ottawa is launching a $2-billion heat-pump rebate program that could help up to 820,000 households cut energy costs. Toronto Police Shooting: Ontario’s police watchdog says officers had no alternative but to fire at the man accused of killing Const. Marc Pinizzotto during a June raid. B.C. Election: The NDP is pledging training for internationally trained doctors and incentives for rural health workers; the Conservatives promise an income-tax cut of about $1,000 a year for eligible residents.
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