AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoVisa & media scrutiny: The U.S. expanded social media screening for visa applicants, including foreign journalists and some Canadian and Mexican professionals, requiring applicants to set profiles to “public” or “open.” Wildlife & coasts: BBC Canada reports more great white sharks are showing up in Atlantic waters, raising questions about why they’re ranging north and what it means for divers. Sports culture: A Globe-style sports feature draws a Canadiens-to-1994 Expos comparison, while another OHL game recap spotlights Kitchener’s late rally and overtime win. Community memory: Richmond commissioned a new time capsule for its Quaker Day festival, and Manitoba governments moved to protect an unmarked residential school burial site by buying the former Turtle Crossing Campground area. Faith & art: St. Francis’ 800th anniversary is marked with an original Franciscan oratorio, bringing sacred texts to the stage through music. Health & accountability: A Saskatoon court sentenced a former music teacher for sexual assault, with strict conditions and lifelong sex-offender registration. Politics & identity: Quebec’s secularism laws continue to reshape lives, with protesters bracing for what comes next.
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