AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoFederal–Provincial Relations: Alberta’s Court of Appeal says Ottawa’s Impact Assessment Act remains unconstitutional, renewing a major dispute over federal project reviews. Health Policy: Ottawa will keep MAiD unavailable when mental illness is the sole underlying condition; debate over safeguards continues, and a complaint has been filed over an MP-doctor’s remarks about fentanyl. Health Care: Canada and Yukon reached an agreement in principle for $52.1 million over seven years to improve access to care, including family, mental health and substance-use services. Emergency Readiness: The federal government is providing more than $15.6 million to help the Canadian Red Cross maintain its disaster-response workforce. Conservation: Ottawa proposes adding or reclassifying 15 aquatic species populations under the Species at Risk Act, opening a 30-day public comment period. Arts Funding: Orford Music will receive $334,750 over four years for its festival and year-round programming.
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