AGP Executive Report
Last update: 21 minutes agoDigital Infrastructure: Ottawa is weighing a $1.5-billion to $1.8-billion data centre for Canada’s cyber spy agency, as the federal government announces another $500 million for AI. The project will face scrutiny over electricity use, water and local benefits. Alberta Referendum: Mark Carney urged Albertans to reject separation and nine other ballot questions ahead of Monday’s vote, as debate over the province’s place in Canada intensifies. Health Care: A Filipino worker in Quebec says he has been denied provincial coverage three times and now faces mounting bills after emergency spinal surgery. Environment: Climate policy barely surfaced in B.C.’s election debate, while Saskatchewan plans to end its chronic wasting disease testing program this month, citing low participation. Quebec Politics: Parti Québécois members pledged loyalty to Quebecers, not the King, at their swearing-in — a move permitted under provincial law but questioned by constitutional lawyers.
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