AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoParliament & Rights: Liberals pushed Bill C-9 into law, expanding Canada’s hate offences and narrowing religious-expression protections, while the broader “lawful access” package (Bill C-22) and a digital security bill (C-34) are also in play as MPs head for summer break. Privacy & Surveillance: Critics warn the lawful access changes would make digital life more transparent to the state, with debate limited before adjournment. World Cup—Canada-Qatar: Canada hosts Qatar at BC Place in Vancouver with fans urged to be “12th man” loud; striker Jonathan David is expected to be key, and Alphonso Davies’ injury status remains uncertain. Immigration—Visa Drama: Ivory Coast forward Elye Wahi was initially denied entry but has now been cleared to play vs Germany; Ghana’s Thomas Partey’s visa fight also continues in court. Public Health Online: A study of 971 top TikTok sunscreen posts found misinformation is widely viewed, with fear-based claims driving shares. Health Care—Alberta: Alberta launched a surgery funding pilot paying hospitals by procedures, aiming to cut costs and improve access. Sports Media: With NHL games leaving CBC’s schedule, CBC is weighing how to use the “Hockey Night in Canada” brand, with the PWHL floated as a prime option.
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