AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoRemembrance Day: Ceremonies are taking place across Canada today, including in Toronto and Edmonton, as communities honour veterans and the fallen. Public Safety: Toronto police are investigating the fatal shooting of 18-year-old Prince Abdul Malik in Etobicoke; no arrests have been announced. Extreme Weather: Another storm is bearing down on B.C.’s coast after days of heavy rain and damaging winds left thousands without power and prompted evacuations. Federal Policy: Budget 2026 sets out major investments in housing, culture and economic sovereignty, while Ottawa plans to move 200,000 temporary residents to permanent status as immigration levels flatten. Payments: Canada’s Real-Time Rail has launched, allowing participating financial institutions to send and settle payments instantly, around the clock. Energy: Ontario awarded 14 contracts to GTHA firms for the first small modular reactor at Darlington, a four-unit project expected to power about 1.2 million homes. Quebec: The immigration minister says she is “deeply shocked” by more than 100 alleged fraud cases involving false selection certificates issued by a former government employee.
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