AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoFederal bonuses controversy: The Canadian Taxpayers Federation says Ottawa paid $201.5M in bonuses in 2025 even though departments met only 54% of performance targets in 2024-25, with executives still taking bonuses in about 88% of cases. Disaster preparedness debate: A new push argues Canada needs a stronger federal role in disaster prevention and better funding for local programs as wildfire and extreme-weather impacts mount. NATO espionage case: Belgian authorities suspect a Canadian NATO intern arrested on spying charges was working for China, according to Reuters, raising questions about alliance vetting. Wildfires and power outages: Ontario reported more than 80 wildfires extinguished over two weeks, while Manitoba Hydro said high winds knocked out power for 30,000+ customers in southern Manitoba. Human trafficking support: Justice reforms now in force aim to protect victims and make bail harder for trafficking accused. Trade and politics: Polling shows Poilievre’s support at an all-time low (18%), and Carney says Canada won’t use energy as a bargaining chip in U.S. trade talks. Labour action: WestJet flight attendants issued a 72-hour strike notice as talks remain far apart. Weather watch: Forecasters warn a strengthening Super El Niño could reshape Canada’s fall and winter conditions.
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