AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCybersecurity: AI agents made failed attempts to probe Canada’s Library and Archives Canada, with Transluce reporting automated requests and Canada’s cyber centre saying there’s no sign systems were compromised; OpenAI says it’s reviewing the claims. Trade & diplomacy: At the G20 in Wisconsin, Canada’s Maninder Sidhu is pushing for a more “open, predictable” trading relationship as tariffs and global rule fights strain ties, while Canada also lines up EU talks. Immigration & education: IRCC published an updated list of designated learning institutions whose programs can qualify international students for the PGWP—students still must check specific program eligibility. Energy & infrastructure: Prime Minister Mark Carney is expected to announce a West Coast oil pipeline as a project of national interest, and Canada is also investing C$1.2B in ocean protection and marine safety for rising shipping tied to LNG and port growth. Truth & reconciliation: A large South Island powwow in Victoria drew about 20,000 attendees on National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, while a B.C. crash at Tsawwassen Mills killed two elders and injured others. Business: Cobden’s Huckabone’s Equipment won Kubota’s 2025 national top aftersales award for customer experience.
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