AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoDemocracy and Security: Elections Canada chief Stéphane Perrault warned MPs that no system is immune to foreign hacking, citing AI-enabled phishing and attacks on software vulnerabilities. Canada–U.S. Trade: Prime Minister Mark Carney welcomed Democrats’ push to undo U.S. tariffs after their midterm gains, though Ottawa says its trade strategy is unchanged. Jobs: Canada lost 4,700 jobs in October as unemployment rose to 6.7%. China Ties: Beijing plans its first yuan-denominated sovereign bond sale in Canada, worth up to 4 billion yuan, as the countries resume high-level economic talks after an eight-year gap. Education: Ontario students walked out to protest tuition increases and changes to student aid. Health: Quebec is the only province not offering free flu shots to everyone as cases rise; coverage is limited mainly to higher-risk groups. CFL: Edmonton beat B.C. 28-16 to reach its first Grey Cup since 2015, where it will face Montreal.
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