AGP Executive Report
Last update: 16 minutes agoSaskatchewan Weather: Environment Canada warns wet snow could bring 10–20 centimetres to parts of southwest and south-central Saskatchewan, with hazardous travel conditions into Monday. Stelco Dispute: Cleveland-Cliffs CEO Lourenco Goncalves says he is ready to fight Ottawa in court over planned layoffs at the Hamilton steelmaker, disputing the government’s view that the cuts breach job commitments. Data Centre Concerns: A poll found 64 per cent of Canadians want provinces to limit large data centre projects, citing pressure on water and electricity; CSIS also warns the facilities face cyberattack and foreign-interference risks. Jobs: Canada lost 68,000 jobs in September, pushing unemployment to 6.5 per cent. Health Policy: Ottawa has suspended plans to allow MAID solely for mental illness, drawing mixed reactions from advocates and families. Food Sovereignty: A new Canadian report says Indigenous knowledge should be treated as an equal partner in shaping food and agriculture policy. Research: Memorial University scientists found fragments of sea cucumber tissue could survive, move and grow for years, offering unusual insights into tissue regeneration.
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