AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoIndigenous Rights & Energy: Nine First Nations have filed court challenges to Ottawa’s fast-tracked Pacific Link oil pipeline designation, arguing the government failed to properly consult them. The proposed route includes more than 500 river crossings. Food & Farming: Canada has restricted livestock imports from three U.S. states after New World screwworm detections. Separately, advocates say school meals need more funding and Saskatchewan-grown pulses to improve nutrition and support Canadian farmers. Health & Affordability: A new survey finds 31 per cent of Canadians have skipped meals or cut portions because of grocery costs, while many women pay privately for menopause care. Climate & Water: Calgary has begun another round of water restrictions as crews near completion of a replacement feeder pipe. Researchers also say warmer fall weather is extending mosquito season in parts of Canada. Technology: Ottawa’s proposed investment of up to $1.6 billion in AI firm Cohere has sparked debate over whether public support should back one company or a broader tech sector.
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