AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCanada–EU Pivot: Mark Carney and European leaders launched an “Alliance for the Future” in Montreal, covering trade, critical minerals, AI, energy and security. They aim to define a closer association by June 2027, though the proposed “associate member” label remains disputed. Trade and Infrastructure: Ottawa designated the $5.9-billion Roberts Bank Terminal 2 expansion a project of national interest, aiming to boost port capacity and diversify exports beyond the U.S. Ukraine: Canada pledged €500 million toward an EU support loan, as both partners vowed continued aid and pressure on Russia. Health: Canadian cervical cancer rates are rising among women aged 35 to 54 despite screening and vaccine advances. Africa’s top public health official also urged Canada to help as an Ebola outbreak surpassed 10,000 cases. Hockey: A sports court ruling has cleared the way for Russia to return to IIHF events, including the World Juniors in Alberta this December; the IIHF says it disagrees with the ruling. The U.S. beat Canada 4-0 in a women’s exhibition ahead of the world championship. Tennis: Leylah Fernandez reached the Tokyo final with a straight-sets semifinal win.
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