AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoAI Infrastructure Push: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang told G20 ministers AI is “infrastructure” like roads and electricity, arguing it won’t erase jobs but will reshape work as data centres expand. Labour Disruption Watch: Manitoba’s Labour Board will hear a request to deem medical lab staff essential workers on the same day they’re set to strike, as the province argues access to care can’t be interrupted. Trade War & Cost Pressure: Bank of Canada kept its policy rate at 2.25%, citing trade-war risks to growth and inflation uncertainty. Fuel Affordability Debate: Canada extended the federal gas/diesel excise tax pause, drawing support from marketers while critics warn of downstream costs for fuel suppliers. Skilled Trades Funding: Ontario announced nearly $3.9M to train more women for careers in the skilled trades. Data Centre Governance: Saskatchewan rural municipalities say AI data-centre approvals will be local and discretionary, with a framework requiring Canadian ownership and benefits for residents. Workforce & Education Support: Saskatchewan is funding accessibility upgrades for group homes, respite homes and day programs for people with intellectual disabilities, plus literacy-focused school supports.
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