AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCanada-U.S. Trade War: Canada’s economy surged in Q2, growing at a 3.3% annualized pace as domestic demand and exports rebounded, but economists warn the latest U.S. tariff round keeps uncertainty high. Tariffs & Politics: Premiers are split on whether to use natural resources as leverage, with potash emerging as a flashpoint after Ontario, Saskatchewan and Alberta weighed the risks and backlash. CBC/9-11 Fallout: The FBI is warning Canadian institutions after CBC reportedly told staff not to describe 9/11 as “terrorist attacks,” escalating a long-running controversy. Humanitarian Crisis: Ottawa says 32 Canadians and permanent residents remain missing after Nepal floods and mudslides; the federal government is pledging $5 million in urgent aid. Immigration & Rights: An Edmonton-born father returned to Canada after nine months in U.S. ICE custody, though his sons remain in Texas. Economy & Jobs: Canada Post reported a $277M pre-tax loss in Q2, citing labour stability after a new union contract. Science & Talent: Canada is recruiting 64 researchers, many from U.S. universities, backed by $500M+ over eight years. Business & Community: The Convenience Industry Council is relaunching “Convenience Store Week” into a six-week advocacy push, and Barrie’s Black Controls says tariff impacts are pushing firms to seek new markets.
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