AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoTalent and Immigration: U.S. limits on a green-card program could push skilled workers toward Canada. Ottawa is also courting graduate students, while Ontario investigates serious concerns about OSAP applications at private colleges; six campuses have lost eligibility. Trade and Economy: Deloitte sees slower growth ahead, cutting its 2027 forecast to 1.6% as tariffs and trade uncertainty weigh on the outlook. Pipeline Dispute: Cold Lake First Nations is challenging Ottawa’s fast-track designation for the Pacific Link oil pipeline, citing a lack of consultation and unanswered questions about long-term impacts. National Unity: With Alberta’s separation referendum set for Oct. 19, Carney says Canadians will decide the country’s future after Elon Musk voiced support for provincial independence.
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