AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoTrade: The U.S. is removing 50% tariffs on some Canadian goods, including plywood, paper and machinery, from Oct. 30, while adding other products to the list. The selective rollback comes ahead of U.S. midterms and is no broad end to the trade dispute. First Nations: Leaders meet Prime Minister Mark Carney and the premiers Monday for the first gathering of its kind in more than 20 years. They want lasting action on Indigenous rights and prosperity, not a one-off meeting, as tensions continue over fast-tracked major projects. National Unity: Alberta voted 75% to remain in Canada, but more than 500,000 voters backed a path to another secession vote, leaving separatism and immigration policy in the political debate. Sport: Canada’s women beat England for a second straight time in rugby, but the U-17 women lost 2-0 to Ghana, leaving their World Cup hopes uncertain.
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