AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoAerospace Jobs: Ottawa is offering De Havilland Canada up to $2.5 billion to expand water-bomber production, with the company planning to add staff and eventually double capacity. Youth Employment: A new Statistics Canada study finds little evidence that AI is behind the decline in youth hiring, while employers can now apply for 2027 Canada Summer Jobs wage subsidies. Pay and Bargaining: Food-delivery drivers protested for fair pay and dignity; Telus employees, meanwhile, ratified a collective agreement with the United Steelworkers. Layoffs and Retraining: Parkland’s restructuring is bringing fresh Canadian job cuts, and Ontario has paused new Better Jobs Ontario applications while it audits the retraining program’s funding. Worker Safety: The deaths of two Guatemalan migrant workers in a Kingsville-area collision have renewed calls to improve road safety for seasonal farm workers.
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