AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoWorkplace & Labour: Manitoba’s labour board ruled Dynacare medical lab testing workers are “essential” during a strike or lockout, saying routine testing can affect major outcomes like cancer diagnoses and strokes. Hiring & Training: Georgian College and the Canadian Armed Forces will deliver a 140-day mechatronics program for 20 soldiers starting in November, with hands-on training at Georgian’s Barrie campus. Security & Privacy: Library and Archives Canada’s collection search service was targeted by attempted cyberattacks in May and June, including probes tied to digitized divorce records; officials responded after a research firm analysis. Cost of Living & Benefits: Nova Scotia’s heating assistance rebate is open again, but narrowed eligibility has some residents worried about whether they’ll qualify for up to $400. Competition & Groceries: The Competition Bureau launched an investigation into grocery minimum advertised pricing, probing whether it limits discounts and price competition; Loblaw says it “applauds” the probe. Corporate Moves: CMA CGM completed its $1.4B acquisition of FedEx Supply Chain, adding warehouse space and nearly 10,000 employees across the U.S. and Canada. Community Safety: Canada’s Jewish community reports a sharp rise in antisemitism, including threats and attacks on Jewish institutions and students.
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