AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoTrade: Washington has removed some Canadian goods—including plywood, paper products and machinery—from its 50% tariff list, while adding others. The changes take effect Oct. 30 and come amid a wider trade dispute and U.S. election pressure. U.S. Relations: Prime Minister Mark Carney rejected U.S. claims that Canada interfered in American elections, saying Canada would not become the “51st state.” Alberta: A preliminary referendum rejected a path to secession by a roughly three-to-one margin, though more than 500,000 voters supported another vote. Climate: A Calgary flood survivor is set to testify in Canada’s first youth-led federal climate trial, which challenges the government’s response to climate change. Sports: Canada’s women’s rugby team beat England 31-22 for a second straight win, while the para-hockey team defeated the U.S. 5-1 to claim gold. Canada’s U-17 women, meanwhile, lost 2-0 to Ghana, leaving their hopes of advancing to the knockout round uncertain.
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