AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoShipbuilding & Defence: Davie Shipbuilding won an ~$8.2B fixed-price contract to build six new Canadian Coast Guard icebreakers, with the first work starting in 2027 and deliveries through the 2030s. Trade War Fallout (Ontario): Ontario’s Ontario Line subway trains could face Canadian counter-tariffs, since some components are built in the U.S. Trade War Fallout (Prairies): Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe says the province will add a 50% reciprocal tax on U.S. alcohol starting Sept. 8. Everyday Costs: Canada’s tariff fight is already hitting household items, with reports flagging toilet paper among targeted goods. Support for Workers: Ottawa says EI access is being eased for workers affected by the tariff-driven job losses. Buy Canadian Push: Loblaw is bringing back country-of-origin labelling and clearer tariff-impact shelf signs as shoppers look to support Canadian products. Indigenous Tourism: A new survey finds 57% of Canadians are interested in Indigenous-led tourism, but many don’t know where to find it. Military Tech: The Canadian Army is seeking drone suppliers for land, cargo drops, surveillance and Arctic-capable operations. Sports Media: Hockey Canada expands the Botchford Project nationally, giving young journalists a chance to cover the World Juniors in Edmonton.
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