AGP Executive Report
Last update: a day agoAssisted Dying Scrutiny: An 83-year-old Canadian woman’s family is demanding answers after she allegedly died under MAiD despite distress and signs of cognitive decline, reigniting debate over safeguards. Federal Infrastructure Overhaul: Liberals table Bill C-39, aiming for “one project, one review, one year” for major projects while reshaping labour rules for collective bargaining and work stoppages. Nuclear Waste Pathway: Ottawa publishes a Canada Gazette notice to consider listing the deep geological used-fuel repository in Northwestern Ontario as a project of national interest, fast-tracking parts of the permitting process. Tariff Fallout at Home: Canada’s counter-tariffs on $27.6B in U.S. imports kick in as students and households brace for higher costs. Music & Community: Vancouver punk legends D.O.A. get set for the Western Canadian Music Awards Hall of Fame; and on Vancouver Island, Tour de Rock’s Cops for Cancer rolls on to raise funds for childhood cancer support. Arts Calendar: Algoma Conservatory brings a two-piano ensemble to The Loft, while Barrie launches an Indie Music Scene Night to spotlight local independent talent.
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