AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 minutes agoNational Unity: Quebec’s Parti Québécois has taken power after campaigning against the Alto high-speed rail project, while Alberta’s Oct. 19 separation referendum approaches. Polling suggests support for staying in Canada is gaining, and Prime Minister Mark Carney has pushed back against calls to split the country. Federalism: Alberta’s Court of Appeal has again ruled Ottawa’s Impact Assessment Act unconstitutional, adding to tensions over federal and provincial powers. Ontario Economy: With layoffs mounting at Hamilton’s U.S.-owned Stelco, a legal expert says Ottawa should consider nationalizing the steelmaker to protect Canadian jobs and industrial capacity. Toronto Safety: Police data show 21 pedestrian deaths so far this year, up 24 per cent from last year; advocates warn the city could reach a five-year high. B.C. Water: Experts say a potentially powerful El Niño could worsen the province’s prolonged drought, prompting calls for stronger conservation measures.
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