AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoBanking & Labour: Bank of Canada governor Tiff Macklem defended the use of replacement workers after Canada’s labour board rulings, saying the central bank complied once ordered. Economy Watch: Statistics Canada reported GDP rose 0.3% in May, with a further 0.2% gain flagged for June—suggesting a rebound, though tariffs could cool momentum. Immigration Scrutiny: IRCC tightened study-permit rules, directing officers to scrutinize applicants’ finances and verify the source of funds in all cases. AI Governance: Ottawa launched a public consultation on what “meaningful and practical” AI transparency should look like, including whether users are interacting with AI or a person. Energy & Industry: Worley won a major EPFC contract for Pembina’s Heartland Extraction Plant in Alberta, targeting LNG-linked natural gas liquids processing by late 2029. Trade Tensions: Unions urged the U.S. trade chief to reconsider proposed 50% tariffs on Canadian goods, warning the move could deepen division. Public Safety: Manitoba highlighted ongoing water-safety concerns as drowning-prevention messaging ramps up for summer. Infrastructure: The Gordie Howe International Bridge opened for cross-border traffic between Windsor and Detroit.
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