AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoGreenland Energy Dispute: A Texas-linked oil firm tied to U.S. President Donald Trump reportedly shipped drilling equipment to Greenland without Nuuk authorization, prompting a “strong warning” from Greenland’s mineral resources ministry and raising questions about licensing and wetlands protections. Canada-U.S. Energy Politics: Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre renewed pressure on Prime Minister Mark Carney to keep the federal fuel excise tax paused until Canada Day, as oil prices stay elevated amid Iran-war shipping risks. Provincial Power Deal Watch: Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Tony Wakeham will join Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette for an “energy and economic development” announcement Monday, amid reports of a deal to share Churchill River power from the Churchill Falls station. Workforce & Skills: Ottawa is adding $2.1M to expand skilled trades training in Alberta and B.C., targeting more than 1,000 young Canadians for apprenticeship pathways. Methane Cuts in Nova Scotia: Nova Scotia and St. Francis Xavier University will study landfill methane and recovery options to help reduce emissions and support renewable energy from captured gas.
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