AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoDefence: Britain has declined to join Canada’s proposed Defence, Security and Resilience Bank, but the two countries plan to coordinate their separate defence-financing efforts. Canada has also received its first two F-35 jets, while Ottawa reviews whether to proceed with the full order of 88 or consider a mixed fleet. Trade and Diplomacy: Mark Carney will host EU leaders in Montreal this week to advance a closer partnership, though disagreements over “Buy Canadian” policies could complicate the push. The summit follows a U.S. tariff shake-up that removed some levies on Canadian goods while adding others; Barack Obama criticized the trade war, saying it raises costs. Carney is also due to meet Abu Dhabi’s crown prince during an official visit focused on expanding economic and security ties. Health Care: A survey found 48 per cent of Canadians have used the internet or AI to self-diagnose, while two-thirds of respondents said they skipped booking a doctor’s appointment because they expected difficulty getting seen.
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