AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoChina Relations: Mark Carney says he will tell President Xi that foreign interference in Canadian affairs is unacceptable when they meet at the APEC summit. The warning comes as Ottawa moves to deepen economic ties: Canada and China agreed to expand financial-sector cooperation, while China’s planned Canadian-dollar bond sale adds to renewed engagement. Iran Sanctions: Canada is restoring sanctions on 11 Iranian entities accused of supporting nuclear and ballistic-missile activities or financing violence abroad, reversing sanctions relief from 2016. Russia and Ukraine: Ottawa has also expanded sanctions on Russia’s defence and missile networks. At the G7 meeting in Paris, Ukraine pressed the U.S. for faster air-defence deliveries as Russian attacks target its power grid. Trade Pressure: Canada extended tariff relief for businesses importing some U.S. goods through June 2028, as firms and governments seek ways to manage the prolonged trade dispute.
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