AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 minutes agoNational Security: Mark Carney unveiled Canada’s first national security strategy in more than 20 years, prioritizing economic resilience, stronger supply chains, military rebuilding and upgraded intelligence capabilities. Federal Oversight: Auditor General Karen Hogan warned that Canada’s military faces combat ammunition gaps, FINTRAC is too slow to share intelligence with police, and the dental plan exceeded its budget by $1.1 billion in its first two years. Canada-EU Ties: Carney and EU leaders pushed for closer trade and defence cooperation in Montreal, but the proposed “associate member” label faces resistance and remains unsettled. First Nations: Northern Saskatchewan chiefs pressed Ottawa and provincial leaders to act on Treaty rights, resource revenue-sharing and community needs. Sovereign AI: Ottawa announced up to $1.6 billion for Toronto-based Cohere, aiming to scale Canadian-built secure AI.
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