AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoTruth & Reconciliation: Prime Minister Mark Carney marked National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in Edmonton, urging Canadians to hear survivors’ stories and face a “dark chapter” fully. Public Safety: In B.C., two people were killed and two injured when a vehicle hit pedestrians during a National Day walk on Tsawwassen First Nation land; police said it may have involved a medical emergency. Policy & Hate: Ottawa’s Public Safety Canada says “anti-Zionism” is a driver of anti-Jewish hate, prompting mixed reactions and renewed debate over how to balance hate response with free speech. Indigenous Education: First Nations University of Canada marked 50 years, with President Jacqueline Ottmann tracing the push for Indigenous-owned higher education back to leaders who “imagined us” generations ahead. Health Care: Calgary will get its first cyclotron to speed radiopharmaceutical testing and cancer treatment, with a radiopharmaceutical centre expected to be operational by 2029. Community & Culture: Hyundai Hope on Wheels brought $200,000 to Atlantic pediatric cancer care, while Toronto’s Casa Loma announced its 10th annual Legends of Horror run starting Oct. 3.
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