AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCanada–U.S. trade war: The Lake Ontario “Lake America” naming spat is back in the spotlight after some major Canadian sites briefly showed the U.S. label, with Google saying the fix can be handled by web developers; Hydro One apologized for an outage-map mix-up. Immigration & cost of living: Canada is raising the proof-of-funds requirement for study permits starting Sept. 1, adding up to $1,465 more for larger families. Child safety online: B.C.’s attorney general is urging Meta to apply the same child protections in Canada that Meta agreed to in a large U.S. settlement. Food & jobs: Canadian grocers are leaning harder into “buy Canadian” signage and country-of-origin labels as tariffs escalate. Public safety: The Canadian Red Cross warns emergencies don’t end with summer and urges Canadians to plan and build a 3-day kit. Environment: Canada’s last captive belugas from Marineland are set to leave for U.S. aquariums today. Health: Regina General Hospital’s NICU is expanding by three beds to boost care for premature and medically fragile newborns.
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