AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCanada-U.S. Trade War: Trump escalated his tariff threats against Canada, while Ottawa’s counter-tariffs are set to start Sept. 8—leaving businesses bracing for higher costs and uncertainty. Legal & Competition: The U.S. Justice Department’s antitrust division was reportedly told to pause cooperation with Canada, even as the DOJ disputes the claim—another sign of tensions spilling beyond trade. Auto Sector: Unifor backed a “pattern” deal with General Motors as the auto industry faces tariff pressure and a looming contract deadline. Economy Watch: StatsCan says Canada shed about 42,000 jobs in August while unemployment held at 6.4%, as markets react to the tariff fallout. Everyday Impacts: A Canadian intern accused in a NATO espionage case was found near SHAPE’s supreme commander’s office; meanwhile, RCMP warn of Bitcoin ATM scams using fake “Government of Canada” claims. Public Services: Canada Post reported a $277-million second-quarter loss before tax, with parcel revenue up as volumes rebound. Regional News: BC is partnering with Washington State on a cross-border crime initiative, and the North Coast Transmission Line project has started construction.
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