AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoU.S.-Canada Tensions: The U.S. Embassy accused Canadian leaders of trying to influence America’s November midterms through tariff pressure and meetings with Democrats. Ottawa rejected the allegation. Mark Carney also spoke with Donald Trump about trade, but reported no breakthrough. Tariff Response: Carney and Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced an $8.7-billion plan to protect steel, auto and critical-minerals industries from U.S. tariffs. Trade Diversification: Carney’s first bilateral visit to Turkey aims to deepen cooperation on trade, defence and energy as Canada seeks to reduce reliance on the U.S. Canada is also investing up to $254 million in the Saint John Trade Corridor to boost export capacity. National Unity: Alberta voters rejected steps toward separation, with about 76% backing the province’s place in Canada. Ukraine: The EU is seeking additional funding from Canada and the U.K. as Kyiv faces a reported €70-billion shortfall.
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