AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoU.S. Trade Talks: Mark Carney says negotiations have intensified slightly, with Washington moving closer to Canada’s position. The two sides are discussing relief from steel and auto tariffs, but Carney says Canada’s negotiating red lines remain. A U.S. tariff reshuffle takes effect Friday; economists say the changes broadly offset each other. First Nations Relations: At the first Indigenous-focused premiers’ meeting in 21 years, Carney said he would work with First Nations on reforming or abolishing the Indian Act. Leaders welcomed the discussion but criticized the lack of firm commitments, calling for action on treaties, resource revenue and land protection. Canada-EU Ties: Carney is hosting an EU summit as Canada seeks deeper cooperation on defence, AI, critical minerals and digital trade amid strained U.S. relations. Trade Diversification: Destination Canada, Air Canada and Lufthansa Group are joining forces to attract visitors from South India, linking tourism promotion with Ottawa’s goal of expanding exports beyond the United States.
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