AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoFederal Budget: Ottawa’s 2026 budget is aimed at strengthening Canada’s economy and reducing reliance on the United States, with affordability and trade uncertainty looming. U.S. Trade: Democrats’ midterm gains may increase pressure on President Donald Trump’s tariffs, but analysts see little chance of quick relief. Prime Minister Mark Carney says talks have intensified and Washington has lowered some demands, though key issues remain. China Trade: Beijing extended tariff relief for Canadian peas through 2028, giving growers more certainty as they plan next year’s crops. Industry: LNG Canada’s planned Phase 2 expansion in Kitimat will add two processing units and double the facility’s annual capacity to 28 million tonnes. Immigration: A Nanos poll finds most Canadians want fewer immigrants and temporary residents in 2027.
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