AGP Executive Report
Last update: 13 minutes agoCanada–U.S. Trade & Infrastructure: Canada opened the Gordie Howe International Bridge without U.S. officials after Trump’s latest tariff threats, with Ottawa saying a joint celebration was inappropriate while the dispute over profit-sharing and new duties escalates. Wildfire Smoke & Tariffs: Trump also threatened tariffs on Canada over wildfire smoke, while he floated Mexico lettuce-related duties—adding pressure to an already tense cross-border relationship. UAE–Canada Trade: UAE and Canada officials met in Toronto to expand investment and trade, highlighting clean energy, food and agriculture, logistics, and technology ties. NATO Security: A Canadian intern at NATO’s SHAPE headquarters in Belgium was arrested on suspected espionage links to a third country. Immigration & Citizenship: Canada published guidance on what new citizens must do right after their ceremony, including passport steps and civic responsibilities. Local Economy & Health: Healthy Planet is set to open a two-storey health and food hub in Toronto, aiming to bring fresh organic groceries and prepared meals to the Yonge & Eglinton area. Sports & Culture: Canada’s National Bank Open in Montreal loses top stars Sinner and Djokovic, while hockey expertise heads to India via the India Hockey 360 Festival.
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