AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCanada-U.S. Trade: Mark Carney says he had a “good conversation” with Donald Trump, and the leaders’ teams will work in the coming weeks toward a deal. Trump says the countries have a “concept” for an agreement and claims it could include Keystone XL; Ottawa has not confirmed that. Formal talks are expected to resume shortly, with the dispute still shaped by tariffs and U.S. midterm politics. Ottawa-Quebec Relations: Quebec Premier Paul St-Pierre Plamondon has agreed to meet Carney in Quebec City after tensions over his absence from the Canada-EU summit, where Ottawa denied him speaking time. Canada-EU Ties: Ottawa and Brussels have launched an “Alliance for the Future,” with Carney eyeing a June target for closer economic ties as Canada seeks to diversify trade. Remembrance Day: Virginia Hicks, whose daughter died in a military training exercise, will represent bereaved military families as the 2026 Silver Cross Mother at the Nov. 11 ceremony in Ottawa. Public Safety: Saskatchewan’s new “Henry’s Law” requires carbon monoxide alarms in multi-unit residential buildings; six other provinces and territories are considering similar rules.
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