AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoFederal Mining: Ottawa approved Canada Nickel’s Crawford nickel project near Timmins, expected to draw $5B in investment and create about 4,000 jobs. Sports (Ottawa): The Ottawa Redblacks fired defensive co-ordinator Will Fields after an 0-7 start; Jeff Reinebold takes over defensive duties. Sports (Toronto): Toronto FC’s Niklas Dorsch debuted in a 1-1 draw vs NYCFC, while the Blue Jays’ Jeff Hoffman urged the front office ahead of the trade deadline. Weather & Safety: Severe storm threats are back for Alberta and Saskatchewan over the weekend, with hazards including hail, heavy rain and damaging winds. Public Health (Saskatchewan): A prenatal blood-testing program in Saskatchewan now delivers results in under 24 hours for more than 20,000 samples a year. Legal (Metro Vancouver): A class-action over historical abuse at two Catholic schools was settled for $30M, with a trauma-informed claims process approved by B.C. Supreme Court. Travel & Infrastructure (Ontario): Ontario invested nearly $10M to expand Niagara District Airport to improve access for the region’s visitors. Environment (Nova Scotia): Shubenacadie Wildlife Park warns residents not to take native turtles home and urges safe road practices when turtles are spotted. Earthquake: A 5.5-magnitude quake hit Vancouver Island.
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