AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoClimate Policy: At COP31, UN chief António Guterres warned the climate crisis is outrunning the world. Mark Carney says Canada has not decided whether to lift its Arctic drilling ban, while David Suzuki accused the prime minister of avoiding environmental discussion. Immigration: Ottawa plans to fast-track about 50,800 permanent-residence applications from Ukrainians and Hong Kongers already in Canada, aiming to clear the backlogs by the end of 2027. Quantum Technology: Toronto-based Xanadu secured $140 million in federal support to expand its operations, even as it reported a $32.2-million third-quarter loss. Children’s Safety: A new report identifies online harms as the leading threat to Canadian children, citing widespread bullying and risks including online exploitation and deepfakes. Food Safety: Health Canada recalled several Molson Coors beer products nationwide over possible metal fragments; no injuries have been reported. Weather: Heavy rain and strong-wind warnings are in effect across parts of British Columbia.
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