AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 minutes agoClimate Policy: Climate activists named Mark Carney and other absent leaders of wealthy countries “fossil of the day” at the UN climate conference, criticizing their absence as Canada faces scrutiny over climate-policy rollbacks. Alberta Spending: The Opposition NDP says taxpayers covered part of a Kentucky bourbon-distillery tour by a government delegation and wants the minister to repay $5,400; the minister’s office says a staffer’s husband paid his own expenses. Brampton Plant: Ottawa plans to sue Stellantis after its sale of the idle assembly plant to defence contractor Roshel, while the company faces union anger over the deal. Inuit Consultation: The Qikiqtani Inuit Association and Nunavut government want a full public review of the proposed Iqaluit hydro project, citing concerns including fish habitat, caribou and Inuit harvesting, despite a review board’s recommendation to proceed without one. Rural Immigration: Ottawa is making the community immigration program permanent, offering a faster route to permanent residency for workers in participating communities. Veterans’ Housing: Veterans’ House Canada has opened a 40-unit Edmonton residence but still cannot secure land for a Toronto site, where the charity estimates about 500 veterans are homeless.
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