AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoCBC Policy Reversal on 9/11 Language: Canada’s public broadcaster backed away from a memo telling staff not to call the Sept. 11 attacks “terrorist attacks,” saying it will allow direct use of the term for the historic event. Canada–U.S. Trade War & Jobs: Trump escalated tariffs against Canadian goods, warning Canadian companies to move to the U.S.; economists and banks say the fight could hit sectors hard while voters worry about rising prices and job losses. Maine Pressure Campaign: Maine Gov. Janet Mills published an op-ed urging Canadians to push for de-escalation, citing layoffs and business disruptions tied to tariff costs. Accessibility at Work/Travel: Air Canada rolled out a new mobility-aid travel policy, backed by staff training and better equipment support. Local Employment Angle: Orillia Ward 4 candidate Danny Borzellino pitched more career jobs and infrastructure funding, arguing young residents can’t find work locally. Skilled Manufacturing Hiring: CS PowerTech opened a U.S. HJT solar cell plant in Indiana, targeting 1,200+ skilled jobs and nearly $1B in local investment.
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