AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoNational Unity: Mark Carney said Canada’s future belongs to Canadians, pushing back after Elon Musk urged Quebec, Alberta and Saskatchewan to separate. Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith also rejected Musk’s call, as Alberta prepares for an Oct. 19 referendum vote. Tumbler Ridge Investigation: A Washington state man has been charged with allegedly helping plan the deadly B.C. school shooting, adding a U.S. dimension to a case still under investigation. MAiD Policy: Ottawa will keep mental illness as the sole reason for accessing medical assistance in dying off the eligibility list indefinitely, after suspending plans to expand access. Steel Jobs: Industry Minister Mélanie Joly warned Cleveland-Cliffs that Ottawa could use the “full force of the law” to enforce job commitments made when it bought Stelco; the company is preparing layoffs of up to 500 workers. Workplace Safety: B.C. pulp mill workers say they were exposed to toxic gas despite warnings, with some reporting lasting health effects. Foreign Relations: Canada and India agreed to strengthen cooperation on crime, terrorism and extradition, while trade talks continue.
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