AGP Executive Report
Last update: 31 minutes agoCalgary Bus Crash: Three people died and 10 were injured when two transit buses crashed and one caught fire in northeast Calgary. One person suffered life-altering injuries; the cause is under investigation. Quebec Politics: Premier-designate Paul St-Pierre Plamondon and 58 Parti Québécois members pledged loyalty to “the people of Quebec,” not King Charles III, at their swearing-in. The move is permitted under provincial law, though its constitutional standing is disputed. Ottawa Security: The federal government is considering a $1.5-billion to $1.8-billion data centre near Ottawa for Canada’s cyber spy agency, as part of broader investments in secure infrastructure. Alberta Referendum: Prime Minister Mark Carney rallied supporters in Calgary, urging Albertans to vote to stay in Canada and reject nine other referendum questions on Monday’s ballot. Nova Scotia Wind: Ottawa is investing $100 million in offshore wind development, including data collection for the proposed Wind West project.
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