AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoB.C. Election: Conservatives swept to a majority, ending nearly a century out of power. Premier-designate Lorne Doerkson says he’ll review the province’s finances and pursue a West Coast pipeline; outgoing NDP leader David Eby is stepping down. Alberta’s Vote: Nearly 75 per cent of voters chose to keep Alberta in Canada in a non-binding referendum. Premier Danielle Smith says she won’t hold another separation vote while in office. U.S. Trade: Washington has lifted tariffs on some Canadian goods while adding levies on others, with experts warning the changes offer little overall relief. President Donald Trump says a deal could come soon, but Ottawa’s counter-tariffs are estimated to cost Canadian consumers about $100 million a week. First Nations: Prime Minister Mark Carney and the premiers are set to meet with First Nations leaders Monday, a gathering the Assembly of First Nations’ national chief says will test Ottawa’s commitment to longstanding concerns.**
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