AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoTrade Talks: Washington says negotiations with Ottawa have gained momentum, while the U.S. has removed some tariffs on Canadian goods but added others. A deal is not yet settled. First Nations: Leaders meet Prime Minister Mark Carney and some premiers Monday in the first such gathering since 2005, seeking a lasting role in decisions on prosperity and national unity. Canada-EU Ties: Carney will host EU leaders in Montréal Oct. 29–30, with calls for concrete progress on trade, defence, research and mobility. Defence: Canada has received its first two F-35 jets, but Carney’s review of the planned 88-plane purchase continues amid concerns about reliance on U.S. technology. Household Costs: Ottawa plans a $2-billion energy-efficiency fund, including heat-pump rebates for up to 820,000 households; rebate amounts and eligibility are still to come. Public Safety: Federal scientists warn that Mount Garibaldi, Mount Cayley and Mount Meager lack recommended monitoring, and are seeking support for a proposed five-year project toward a Canadian volcano observatory.
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