AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoWorkplace & hiring: Bell Canada’s parent company is cutting nearly 700 jobs as part of ongoing restructuring, with some roles unionized, adding to pressure on Canadian workers and HR planning. Labour & services: Saskatoon’s Harry Bailey Aquatic Centre will be operated by CUPE 59 instead of the YMCA after union and community pushback, with concerns raised about job losses and pay if contracted out. Public sector staffing: Manitoba is funding new social work positions in Winnipeg emergency departments, aiming to expand frontline supports where demand is high. AI & youth risk: Two Edmonton junior high students face child sexual exploitation charges after allegedly using AI to create sexualized images of classmates, spotlighting HR and school safeguarding needs. Immigration & work permits: Canada is easing access to work permits for provincial nominees and is also expanding pathways for Quebec skilled workers and spouses, which could affect hiring pipelines. Trade & jobs: Canada is co-hosting FIFA World Cup events, and local business leaders report strong sales during match days, a reminder of short-term labour demand spikes in hospitality.
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