AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoGordie Howe Bridge Deal: Canada and the U.S. say the delayed Gordie Howe International Bridge will open July 27, after Ottawa agreed to share net toll profits and set up a 15-year economic development fund tied to bridge earnings. Labour Tensions in BC: BC nurses are keeping picket lines in place at Surrey Memorial Hospital while the province appoints mediators for talks with the nurses’ union, calling it a “positive development” but warning the government hasn’t shifted its stance. Calgary Stampede Noise: Calgary rescinded at least one noise ticket tied to Stampede tents, but complaints are still climbing—186 noise reports so far this year, up from 124 at the same point last year. Crime Crackdown in BC: A West Vancouver man alleged to be a gang kingpin tied to extortion and drug trafficking was arrested in France and faces extradition to the U.S., with B.C. seeking forfeiture of a $5.5-million home. Public Health Watch: Toronto Public Health says cyclosporiasis cases here are far lower than in Michigan, urging residents to take normal food and water precautions. Tech & AI Buildout: Meta is moving ahead with major AI data-centre plans in Canada, as Ottawa pushes for large “sovereign” AI data centres. Weather Disruptions: A thunderstorm hit Edmonton, knocking out power for thousands and causing road closures.
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