AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoFederal Budget: Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne says Thursday’s budget will aim to change Canada’s growth model, attract private investment and simplify taxes for small businesses. It will focus on building Canada’s economy and diversifying trade, not the U.S. trade war. U.S. Trade: Prime Minister Mark Carney and President Donald Trump report progress toward a deal, with Trump saying the two countries have a “concept” that could include a pipeline. Economic Warning: Canada’s manufacturing sector contracted in October for the first time this year, as tariffs and supply disruptions dragged down output and new orders. Trade Infrastructure: Ottawa fast-tracked a $5.9-billion Roberts Bank port expansion as a project of national interest. Separately, Tsartlip First Nation is challenging the approval process for the proposed Pacific Link pipeline, arguing it lacked adequate consultation. Affordability: The federal fuel excise-tax cut has been extended through January, saving drivers about 10 cents per litre on gasoline. Europe Ties: Canada and the EU launched a new alliance on trade, defence, technology and critical minerals, as Carney pursues closer economic ties with Europe.
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