AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCanadian Culture & Lifestyle: Toronto’s Garrison Bespoke says fall wedding dressing is getting more formal again, with grooms leaning into heavier fabrics, structured tuxedos and “ceremonial” silhouettes. Health & Policy: Ottawa is investing $24M through CIHR to study how cannabis affects brain health, with a focus on youth, frequent users and people at higher mental-health risk. Arts & Events: Barrie’s Troubadour Festival returns as an expanded two-day downtown weekend, capped by a free concert featuring Bahamas and Zeus. Community Art: East Gwillimbury is asking residents to vote on one of three finalist designs for a permanent public art installation at Carnaby Park. Sports & Culture: Queen’s hockey coach Perry is adapting to a changing recruiting landscape as U Sports navigates shifting talent pipelines. Local Life: Sault Ste. Marie’s DSSAB hosts its 10th annual Game On! Street Party next week, a free social-services awareness event built around neighbour connection. Politics & Daily Life: Ontario’s Court of Appeal cleared the way for Toronto to remove bike lanes, a win for Ford’s government and a setback for the cycling group that challenged it.
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