AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoWildfire Smoke Health Crisis: Toronto’s air quality spiked to among the worst in the world as wildfire smoke and heatwave conditions pushed AQI to hazardous levels, with Environment Canada warning it may not improve until Friday. Housing Watch: Canada’s housing market shows early stabilization signs, with home sales rising for a third straight month and the national price index finally not declining for the first time in 17 months. Diplomacy & Safety: A Global Affairs Canada audit says Canadian diplomats in the U.S. face safety risks and trouble accessing health care, renewing pressure for better mission support. NATO Tensions: The Ankara NATO summit highlighted deep divisions over spending and security priorities, with Trump targeting allies over failure to meet benchmarks. Immigration & FIFA: The U.S. immigration approach is criticized for undermining FIFA’s promise of universality in the expanded 2026 World Cup. Healthcare Milestone: Canada’s drug agency recommends public coverage for LEQEMBI (lecanemab) to slow early Alzheimer’s progression. Education Funding: Ontario bars students at five private career colleges from OSAP loans amid concerns about enrolment practices. International Tech/Business: Seneca Polytechnic and Thailand’s Khon Kaen University sign an aviation education partnership; RBC Investor Services wins Best Sub-Custodian in Canada.
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