AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoPrairie Storm Watch: Environment Canada has upgraded Saskatchewan’s spring system to an orange-level wind warning, with gusts forecast up to 110 km/h—conditions that can mean power outages, hazardous travel, and blowing dust. Flood Aftermath: In Manitoba, Assiniboine River levels have peaked in Brandon and are expected to recede, but remain high for weeks as Shellmouth Dam outflow keeps water elevated. Clean Power Push: Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to announce a plan to knit provincial grids together and double Canada’s electricity capacity by 2050. AI + Energy Tension: TELUS and the federal government are proposing a “sovereign AI factory” cluster in B.C., drawing criticism over water and power demands. Mining + Water Risks: A Chard Métis Nation recovery camp proposal in Janvier targets addiction treatment gaps with land-based, culturally grounded programming. Global Climate Pressure: A new study warns nickel mining for EVs could cause major environmental harm by clearing biodiverse tropical and coastal habitats.
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