AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCampus Antisemitism: A new federal-commissioned CASE study says antisemitism is “normalized and systemic” on Canadian university campuses, with 96% of Jewish students reporting they experienced or witnessed incidents in the past year. Trade & Tariffs: Prime Minister Mark Carney and top trade officials head back to U.S. talks after Trump renewed tariff attacks and insults, as Ottawa tries to protect Canadian workers and businesses. Health Care Access: Alberta clinics and technicians are uncertain about the province’s new self-referral approach for diagnostic imaging tests, raising staffing and rollout concerns. Public Safety & Infrastructure: A Toronto food bank serving about 650 families/week temporarily closed after a sewer pipe failure, with no government funding and a push to find a new permanent site. Cybercrime: A Canadian man pleaded guilty in the U.S. to hacking and extorting at least 165 organizations tied to a Snowflake breach. Energy Costs Politics: Conservatives renewed calls to cancel a planned federal gas tax hike after a temporary fuel tax reprieve expires. Indigenous Tech: Missanabie Cree First Nation unveiled plans for a cybersecurity training and operations centre in partnership with Canadian firms.
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