AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoExecutive Pay Backlash: Algoma Steel’s AGM backed a non-binding executive compensation resolution despite criticism from the United Steelworkers over “outrageous” packages as the company prepares for layoffs. Municipal Election Focus: Sault Ste. Marie Social Services chair Stephanie Pagnucco filed to run for city council, pitching housing affordability, childcare access and fairer municipal taxes. Primary Care Crisis (Workforce Angle): A new opinion argues Canada’s primary care access is worsening and that higher doctor pay alone won’t fix the system—highlighting staffing and team-based care needs. Housing Pressure Relief: Kelowna is set to cut development cost charges temporarily to help builders during a slowdown, aiming to unlock federal support. Workplace Tech & Monitoring: Multiple reports point to Canadian employers using software to track employee productivity, raising concerns about privacy and trust. Labour Action Watch: Air Canada Express finance and clerical staff ratified new contracts, while other sectors continue to watch for job action developments. Hiring Season Signals: Spirit Halloween is ramping up hiring across Canada and the U.S. for the 2026 season.
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