AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoBorder & Public Health: Canada will temporarily bar foreign nationals who have been in the Democratic Republic of the Congo in the past 21 days, with the rule starting Monday night, as Ottawa moves to reduce Ebola import risk. Workplace Wellbeing: A new survey finds nearly 40% of Canadian workers feel burnt out often or always, and a separate look at historical records argues burnout is far from a new workplace problem. Labour & HR Context: Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program wage threshold has been raised, tightening costs and eligibility for employers relying on foreign labour. Hiring & Skills: Canada is also investing in francophone immigration support in the Northwest Territories, aiming to strengthen local workforce pipelines. Energy & Jobs Debate: An Angus Reid poll says 63% of Canadians support a proposed Alberta-to-B.C. pipeline, with job creation and market diversification driving support. Policy & Security: Canada’s defence procurement strategy continues to diversify beyond the U.S., including Gripen training plans alongside F-35 purchases.
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