AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoArctic Defence & Procurement: Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada will buy Saab GlobalEye airborne early-warning planes to boost Arctic surveillance, shifting away from U.S. options. Health & Harm Reduction: B.C. health minister Josie Osborne says the downtown Vancouver overdose prevention site at 900 Helmcken St. won’t proceed “at this time,” while a mobile service continues. Public Safety & Crime: Investigators in Vancouver are asking Portland and Seattle communities to help identify a woman found dead in 2022 near Vancouver, with pollen suggesting she may have been in the Pacific Northwest. Human Trafficking: A 28-year-old Calgary man faces human trafficking charges after a Regina-led investigation, with alleged trafficking across western Canada. Local Governance & Community: Quebec launches a turtle-themed school zone safety campaign with reflective backpack covers for young students. Sports: Nyara Sabally posts a career-high 29 as Toronto Tempo beats Chicago Sky 111-104; Toronto Marlies extend their series lead over Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins. Business & Energy: Canada signs a major LNG deal with Germany for one million tonnes annually from the Ksi Lisims project.
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