AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCanada-U.S. Trade: Prime Minister Mark Carney told premiers Canada will “do whatever it takes” against Trump’s planned 50% tariffs, as experts warn the hit won’t be equal across provinces and could strain “Team Canada” unity. Public Safety & Justice: StatCan reports Canada’s 2025 homicide rate fell to the biggest drop since 1986, with gang killings down and Indigenous victimization still far higher. Immigration & Work: IRCC says Express Entry category-based invitations will target 7 skilled worker areas, including health care, education, STEM, trades and French speakers. Economy Watch: Canadian retail sales rose 1% in May, with spending broadening beyond gasoline-driven price effects. Health & Community: Canada renewed the CAD 50M Quebec Fisheries Fund to boost seafood innovation and market access. Labour: The Bank of Canada was ordered again to stop using contract security workers during a strike. Sports: Canada’s women’s volleyball team bowed to Turkey in VNL quarterfinals; top trap and skeet athletes head to national championships in Cookstown.
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