AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoIndigenous Relations: Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada will work with First Nations on moving beyond the Indian Act, including possible reform or abolition; Assembly of First Nations leaders say communities must decide how to proceed. B.C. Politics: The Conservatives have won a majority for the first time in nearly a century. The Cowichan Tribes say they will propose a way to protect private property while recognizing Aboriginal title, as the incoming government considers its next steps. Alberta Referendum: Nearly 75 per cent of voters backed remaining in Canada, though support was narrower in some rural districts. Toronto Search: Police found a vehicle linked to the alleged abduction of three children, but the children and their mother remain missing. B.C. Ferries: CEO Nicolas Jimenez is out as the board begins a leadership review and searches for a permanent successor. New Brunswick Mining: A U.S. firm will explore recovering metals from waste at the closed Nigadoo mine, with the aim of helping fund cleanup of the site.
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