AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCuba Sanctions Hit Canadian Mining: Trump’s tightening Cuba measures have shut down the Moa Nickel operation, where Canadian firm Sherritt has a stake, and the fallout is also reaching Sherritt’s Alberta refinery. Trade Tensions, Dairy at the Center: With new U.S. tariff threats looming, Canadian dairy farmers are warning Ottawa not to concede supply management as negotiations intensify. Jobs Boost, But Watch the Details: Statistics Canada reports Canada added about 75,000 jobs in July and unemployment fell to a two-year low, while local labour gains continue—Sudbury added 1,400 jobs. Aviation Safety Deadline Pressure: Airports across North America, including Canada’s runway end safety area rules by 2027, are forcing runway work that squeezes airline schedules. Crypto Security Shock: A firmware flaw in Toronto-based Coldcard hardware wallets is tied to an $88M-plus bitcoin theft. Sports & Community: Ottawa is backing Alberta sport infrastructure with up to $33.6M, while Regina hosts Canada’s U16/U18 track and field championships. Climate Justice Push: A UN report says “just transition” pledges are increasingly becoming laws and court decisions.
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