AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCommonwealth Games: Canada jumped to second in the medal table after two judo golds and a silver on Friday in Glasgow. Mining & jobs: Ottawa says it has approved the Crawford Nickel Mine in northern Ontario, citing benefits including up to $5B in investment and 4,000 jobs. Energy markets: Enbridge is postponing the second phase of its Mainline expansion, pointing to lack of major output commitments from oil producers. Wildfire smoke: Environment Canada issued a fresh Yellow air-quality warning for 100 Mile House and the Cariboo, urging people to cut outdoor exertion. Public safety: Toronto police are seeking an Indian psychic/spiritual healer accused in a Canada-wide fraud that police say topped $800,000. Sports business: The Barrie Colts have been sold to Toronto-area businessman John Careri. Diplomacy: Canada and allies warned North Korea’s IT workers pose an “insider threat” abroad. Economy: Statistics Canada reported real GDP rose 0.3% in May, supporting signs of a stronger Q2 rebound. Health & consumer: Costco Canada recalled snacks over mould and possible allergic reactions. Community & culture: Toronto police outlined stepped-up plans for this weekend’s Caribbean Carnival, including road closures and extra officers.
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