AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSovereignty: Mark Carney pushed back after Elon Musk urged Quebec, Alberta and Saskatchewan to separate, saying Canadians—not foreign governments or tech firms—will decide the country’s future. Security Ties: Canada and India agreed to strengthen cooperation on organized crime, terrorism and extraditions, following an officials’ security dialogue. U.S. Relations: Arrests and detentions of Canadians in the United States rose 60 per cent in the year to March, even as visits fell 25 per cent, Global Affairs Canada reported. Ottawa also withdrew from a disinformation conference after U.S. pressure. Diplomacy and Defence: Carney is set to visit Türkiye to advance trade, energy and defence ties. A budget watchdog estimates meeting NATO’s defence-spending target will require $163.6 billion by 2035.
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