AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoOttawa Arts & Events: History Ottawa’s next ticketed show has been pushed from Sept. 4 to Feb. 6, 2027, with no explanation given. Literacy & Community: Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library continues to be felt across Canada, with Brantford-area partners and volunteers crediting the program for putting books in kids’ hands and keeping family reading alive. Local Politics: Brantford council candidate Dave Wrobel is running while facing eight charges tied to alleged Municipal Elections Act finance breaches from his 2022 run. Sports Growth: The women’s Northern Super League is expanding, including a planned Winnipeg team in 2027 and major new investment backing the league’s push for bigger crowds and development. Publishing & Culture Events: An Ottawa queer literature night is set for Sept. 23 at Perfect Books, featuring Plenitude Magazine authors and book sales. Canada–U.S. Trade Tensions: Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada refused to “trade away” sovereignty during talks, after Trump signed an order renaming Lake Ontario “Lake America” amid the tariff fight. Health & Back-to-School: B.C.’s health officer urges families to check immunization records and book catch-up shots as measles transmission remains a concern.
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