AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoWildfire fallout and border moves: Canada has closed its border to foreign travellers who recently visited the Democratic Republic of the Congo, citing an escalating Ebola outbreak and a new temporary entry ban starting July 20. World Cup money and media hype: FIFA says the 2026 tournament is on track to generate about $15B in revenue, while Canada’s host legacy continues to be highlighted ahead of the final and closing ceremony. Defence procurement debate: A new analysis argues Canada is balancing fighter-jet choices—keeping the F-35 as the backbone while also pursuing Saab’s Gripen—amid shifting trust in the U.S. Inflation and affordability: June inflation fell more than expected, helping consumers keep spending steady even as homebuilding remains weak. Pipeline politics: A new Angus Reid poll finds 63% of Canadians support an Alberta-to-B.C. pipeline, with economic reasons leading support. Cost-of-living pressure: Atlantic Canada households report “lifestyle shrinkflation,” with most of their next paycheck already tied up in bills and debt. Health and travel safety: New York officials are urging residents to use Chinese KN95 masks during Canadian wildfire smoke, drawing criticism from U.S. manufacturers and health advocates.
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