AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoWorld Cup (Canada vs. Bosnia): Cyle Larin scored in the 78th minute to rescue a 1-1 draw for Canada in its first-ever World Cup point on home soil, after Jovo Lukic put Bosnia ahead from a corner in the 21st minute. Sports & Culture: The opening ceremony at Toronto’s BMO Field featured Alanis Morissette singing “O Canada” and Michael Bublé performing, with fans flooding nearby venues to watch the historic match. Visa/Dispute (Thomas Partey): FIFA says it has no role in visa decisions, after Canada denied Ghana midfielder Thomas Partey entry ahead of the Panama opener, with Ghana pushing for a review. Canada–France ties: Prime Minister Carney met Macron in Paris and announced deeper cooperation, including a General Security of Information Agreement to strengthen defence and industrial collaboration. Trade politics: Trump signaled USMCA could expire in 2036 unless renewed, adding uncertainty to Canada’s North American trade outlook. Courts (Iran torture award): An Ontario court ordered Iran to pay more than $560M to Canadian torture survivor Zahed Haftlang, including large interest.
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