AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoNorth Korea Threat: The FBI, Canada and 10 allies warn companies about North Koreans posing as IT workers using fake identities, AI tricks and stand-ins to access systems and fund nuclear and missile programs. Public Health: Canada has authorized Moderna to start Phase 1 trials of an mRNA Ebola vaccine targeting the Bundibugyo strain, with plans to manufacture it in Canada. Immigration & Work: Ontario opened applications for a new Workforce Priority Stream under the OINP, offering eligible foreign workers a permanent residence pathway via job-offer-linked expressions of interest. Road Safety: Ontario’s 2026 impaired-driving “warn range” rules tighten, doubling licence suspensions and adding mandatory education for first-time offenders. Markets: The TSX hit a record close as tech and metal mining climbed on easing Middle East worries and lower oil prices. Energy Deal: Gran Tierra agreed to sell its Colombia and Ecuador assets to Maurel & Prom for $1.33B, aiming to cut interest costs and refocus on retained growth. Sports & Culture: Lloyd Robertson, CTV’s longtime trusted anchor, has died at 92; and Alex Eala and Venus Williams received a wild card for the National Bank Open doubles in Toronto.
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