AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoWorld Cup Knockout Spotlight: Canada and South Africa kick off the Round of 32 in Los Angeles on Sunday, a first-ever knockout meeting for both nations, with Jesse Marsch leaning on Alphonso Davies’ return after his injury-hit group stage. Telecom Consumer Watch: The CRTC is rolling out new rules to cut “junk fees,” but some Canadians and telecom critics doubt it will translate into real savings. Energy & Defence: Ottawa has paused a nearly US$560M Griffon helicopter modernization over “technical complexity,” with the scope under review. Tech & Kids Online: A growing wave of social media age limits is building after court and political pressure, as lawmakers push for stronger protections for children. Canada-China Ties Under Scrutiny: Reuters reports Geely’s Lotus EVs are set to arrive in Canada next month under the Carney-Xi tariff deal, while national-security experts warn about sabotage and surveillance risks. Immigration & Refugees: Canada-inspired refugee sponsorship ideas are showing up in UK policy discussions as Britain looks to expand legal routes. CRA Service Pressure: The CRA ombudsman is investigating long delays on complex T1 tax adjustments. Canada Day Prep (Ottawa): Canada Day hours and downtown closures are changing across the capital for July 1 events.
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