AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoDigital Policy: Ottawa says its proposed under-16 social-media ban complies with the Charter, though experts expect a constitutional challenge. Interest Rates: Some economists forecast the Bank of Canada will raise rates next week for the first time in more than three years, as inflation risks grow. National Unity: Alberta voters rejected starting the process toward a separation referendum by roughly 76% to 24%. Premier Danielle Smith says she will not call another vote, while separatists vow to continue their campaign. Trade Fight: A U.S. food importer has filed a fresh lawsuit challenging President Donald Trump’s 50% tariffs on Canadian goods, arguing they exceed his authority. Cost of Living: Food bank visits hit a record 2.35 million in March, with children accounting for nearly one-third, as food, housing and transport costs climb. Foreign Relations: Mark Carney is in Türkiye for talks on deeper defence, energy and trade ties, as Canada looks to broaden its international partnerships.
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