AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCanada-U.S. trade: Ottawa’s latest tariff drama is still in motion as Washington signals a pause/deal while negotiators keep working through key sticking points, keeping uncertainty over autos and metals front and centre. Housing in Saskatchewan: Finance Minister Jim Reiter says housing starts and rental supply are rising, while the province opened 11 supportive units in Saskatoon for women involved in the justice system. B.C. Conservatives: Aisha Estey has been replaced as party president amid a broader shakeup under new leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay. Competition Bureau: The Bureau is moving to block Nortera’s Green Giant/Le Sieur acquisition, arguing it could mean higher prices and fewer choices. Research investment: Canada’s CFI is putting $118M into research infrastructure at 68 postsecondary institutions. Business & jobs: The Canadian Franchise Association signed a trilateral agreement with the U.S. and Mexico to strengthen the franchise sector across North America. Sports: Cricket Canada is inviting applications for a new head coach after Monty Desai’s interim stint ended Aug. 15.
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