AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCanada Immigration: Ottawa says three partner types—spouse, common-law partner, and conjugal partner—can qualify for an open work permit when joining a sponsored spouse in Canada, with dependent children also covered. Housing & Local Politics: Kelowna’s mayoral race is turning on student-focused issues, while Quebec’s next parliamentary debate targets a PSIB-backed rental price limit. Public Safety: Toronto police are investigating a North York death after a disturbance call; a homicide unit is now involved. Extremism & Hate: B’nai Brith Canada is calling for an investigation after antisemitic flyers tied to a neo-Nazi network were found near a Belleville synagogue following a Yom Kippur shooting. Aviation & Security: Canada-linked air travel concerns continue after reports of debris from a missing medical transport jet; separately, Israel’s flydubai incident raises questions about who oversees foreign flight security. Cost of Living & Politics: Conservative leader Éric Duhaime pitches a Quebec breakthrough on cutting government size and tackling affordability.
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