AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoArctic Energy: Carney says Ottawa has not decided whether to lift the decade-old offshore drilling moratorium; new budget funding supports Inuit-led resource governance, not a policy change. Climate Politics: Activists criticized Carney and other leaders for skipping COP31 as Canada faces scrutiny over climate-policy rollbacks. B.C. Flooding: Heavy rain and flood warnings remain in effect, with up to 250 millimetres forecast on the south coast. Manufacturing and Jobs: Stellantis is selling its idled Brampton plant to defence firm Roshel; a new $1-million Peel program aims to help laid-off workers find jobs. Environmental Accountability: Irving Oil and Grant Enterprises pleaded guilty after a faulty fitting caused an estimated 210,000 to 250,000 litres of diesel to spill over four months in Woodstock, N.B. Health Technology: Google launched an AI training certificate for healthcare professionals in Canada and the U.S., covering communication and administrative tasks while keeping clinical decisions with practitioners.
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