AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoAgriculture & Rural Life: The 185th Norfolk County Fair and Horse Show runs Oct. 6-12 in Simcoe, drawing 100,000-plus visitors with a week packed with farm, food and family events. Court & Politics: Manitoba’s Court of Appeal ruled the People’s Party of Canada is partly liable in a Winnipeg defamation case over a 2019 post calling an activist a “terrorist,” including personal details. Economy & Rates: KPMG says bond markets are demanding “credibility,” raising the risk the Bank of Canada could hike rates this year amid trade tensions. Air Travel: Air Canada confirmed it’s cancelling several long-haul routes for 2027, including services to Delhi, Mumbai, Dubai, Singapore and Algiers. Public Safety: DND says two Canadian Armed Forces members arrested by Toronto police face organized crime, kidnapping and firearms theft charges, with access to bases restricted. Energy & Cost of Living: Scotiabank warns diesel and crude shocks could push up food and shelter prices. Health & Community: Manitoba introduced amendments that would let cannabis stores remove required window coverings, citing safety and visibility. Sports: Canada Soccer says Allysha Chapman will play her 100th and final international on Oct. 12 vs. Denmark in Toronto.
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