AGP Executive Report
Last update: 22 minutes agoAuto Industry: Ottawa says Stellantis breached its federal funding deal after selling its Brampton plant to defence contractor Roshel. The automaker has 30 days to address the violations or risk losing funding and repaying some of the $529 million committed. Immigration: Ottawa is moving to speed permanent-residence pathways for foreign workers and families, as it works to clear application backlogs. Housing: The federal budget sets out a nearly $30-billion, 10-year plan to tackle homelessness, while Indigenous women’s organizations say it lacks sustained, targeted funding for safety and support services. Online Safety: A McGill report warns that a likely foreign-based network is using AI deepfakes to spread divisive falsehoods to Canadians, including fabricated claims about Canada-U.S. relations. Northern Energy: Nunavut’s premier is urging Ottawa to lift its Arctic offshore oil and gas moratorium, citing the territory’s housing and employment needs. Consumer Alert: A nationwide recall covers 29 beer products, including some Molson Canadian and Coors Light, over possible metal fragments.
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