AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoTrade Tensions: Trump is reshaping 50% tariffs on Canadian goods from Oct. 30, exempting some paper, machinery and packaging products while adding others. An economist told MPs Ottawa’s counter-tariffs cost consumers about $100 million a week. B.C. Election: Voters head to the polls today, with parties pitching plans on affordability, housing, health care and public safety. Canada–U.S. Relations: Prime Minister Mark Carney rejected U.S. claims of election interference, while Canadian diplomats were told to avoid contact with midterm candidates. Trade Diversification: Canada and Türkiye launched a strategic partnership and free-trade talks, covering trade, energy and defence. Alberta Unity: Voters rejected a separation push, with about 76% choosing to remain in Canada. Housing and Environment: Ottawa added $21.1 million for Métis Nation of Ontario housing and released its first national strategy on environmental racism and justice.
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