AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoIndigenous Relations: Mark Carney says Ottawa will work with First Nations on a path beyond the Indian Act, including possible reform or repeal. But First Nations leaders criticized Monday’s historic meeting with premiers as lacking meaningful commitments. Climate Accountability: Fifteen young Canadians have begun a landmark federal-court case arguing that weak climate laws violate their constitutional rights. B.C. Government: The new Conservative majority says it plans to repeal the province’s Indigenous rights law, prompting First Nations leaders to warn against abandoning it. Public Services: Parks Canada says 208 of 422 Jasper employees are affected by planned cuts; about 500 full-time-equivalent positions are slated for elimination nationwide. Emergency Response: Ottawa is investing $15.6 million to strengthen the Red Cross workforce for disasters, while Lethbridge Polytechnic will receive more than $3 million for agri-food training. Financial Regulation: The federal government has opened a 60-day consultation on stablecoin rules, including a proposed ban on yield payments.
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