AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoHousing Co-ops vs Condos (Toronto): Toronto has just 97 co-ops and virtually no vacancies, while condo construction has far outpaced co-op delivery—highlighting a supply gap for the affordability model. Transit Funding (Stratford, Ont.): Nearly $10M is headed to Stratford Transit for bus replacements (including hybrid-electric), garage expansion, and upgrades to improve reliability and environmental performance. Pipeline Politics (Alberta-to-B.C.): A new Angus Reid survey finds 63% of Canadians support the proposed Alberta-to-B.C. pipeline, with economic diversification and jobs leading pro arguments. Pipeline Reality Check (Alberta): Commentary argues the “one million barrels a day” case is getting harder to defend as production growth is expected to come mainly from existing assets. Alberta Referendum Lead: Pierre Poilievre names MP Dane Lloyd as his Alberta “referendum lead” for an October vote on separation, citing housing and grocery costs as key grievances. Construction Safety (Quebec North Shore): A weekend collision on Route 138 involving four vehicles killed two people and left others in critical condition during Quebec’s construction holiday. Data Centres & Policy (Canada/US context): A New York governor interview touches on a one-year data-centre ban, underscoring how AI infrastructure rules are becoming a major housing-and-growth debate.
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