AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCanada’s UN message: Foreign Minister Anita Anand told the UN General Assembly the global order is facing “rupture, not transition,” with Ottawa pushing “strategic autonomy” and new issue-based coalitions. Quebec politics: A look at Quebec’s lesser-known parties shows many ideas but far fewer resources than the big five as the election campaign heats up. Health policy: Health Minister Marjorie Michel and Sport Secretary of State Adam van Koeverden marked Concussion Awareness Week, citing 117,500 Canadian concussion diagnoses in emergency departments (ages 5+). Trade pressure: A new report says Canada-U.S. tariff fighting is hitting protein—Canada’s whey tariffs and U.S. bans are squeezing consumers and producers. International ties: Canada and Vietnam opened the door to nonstop passenger flights, with up to 14 weekly services allowed each way. Sports: Canada beat Chile 1-0 in a men’s friendly in Toronto as Jonathan David scored early. Travel advisory: Global Affairs Canada issued an “avoid non-essential travel” warning for parts of Mexico’s Baja California Sur due to Hurricane Polo. Business & housing: Nova Scotia is now Canada’s priciest rental market by asking rents, with tenant protections criticized as too weak.
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