AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoIndigenous Rights: Eight B.C. First Nations have launched legal challenges to Ottawa’s fast-tracked Pacific Link pipeline review, saying they lacked information and meaningful consultation. Living Traditions: Mexican and Ecuadorian communities in Saskatoon celebrated Día de Muertos and Día de los Difuntos with traditional breads, dancing and shared remembrance. Canadian Music: Tate McRae’s “Housewife” holds the top spot on both Billboard global charts for a second week. Arts Access: Montreal-based PickArt has signed up 1,000 artists for an app that helps users discover local work by swiping through artworks. Community Culture: Chiniki First Nation has broken ground on a gathering place in Mînî Thnî, planned to include a gym, daycare and event space for youth, elders and cultural connection. Public Trust: Montreal police have dismissed seven officers over alleged racist and discriminatory conduct, as the force says it is confronting a culture of silence.
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