AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoWheelchair Basketball: Canada stayed undefeated at the Wheelchair Basketball World Championships in Ottawa, routing Brazil 80-37 as Arinn Young poured in 23 points with Cindy Ouellet and Elise Froese adding 15 each. NHL Moves: The Montreal Canadiens locked in two forwards, signing Zachary Bolduc to a four-year deal (US$4.2M AAV) and earlier adding veteran Chris Kreider on a one-year contract, reshaping the team’s forward group. Trade War & Consumer Backlash: With U.S.-Canada tensions escalating, Canadians are increasingly choosing domestic options and cutting U.S. trips, a shift framed as patriotic pushback against Washington’s tariff fight. Canada-EU Pivot: Prime Minister Mark Carney is reportedly exploring a new “associate member” style arrangement with the EU to reduce reliance on the U.S., as talks focus on trade, energy, defence and strategic supply chains. Ukraine Support: Canada is weighing a bigger financial role for Ukraine to strengthen ties with European partners, as Ottawa continues ramping up defence and economic assistance. Community & Culture: Thunder Bay launched its first Criiio Cup to build a permanent women’s cricket pathway, while a Canadian filmmaker set a Guinness record for the most live-action Bigfoot movies.
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