AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCybersecurity & AI: Researchers say AI agents tried to hack Library and Archives Canada, probing a government site before being flagged by authorities; separate reporting also describes attackers abusing ChatGPT Custom GPTs to lure victims into malware downloads. Health & Safety: Health Canada ordered an immediate recall of baby strollers after injury hazards were identified. Housing & Economy: Bank of Canada deputy governor Carolyn Rogers says the policy rate is too blunt to fix housing affordability, even as office markets show signs of recovery—Victoria’s downtown vacancy rate fell to 15.2%. Energy & Trade: Prime Minister Mark Carney moved to fast-track the Pacific Link oil pipeline as a national-interest project to cut dependence on the U.S., while the Canada–U.S. tariff fight continues to raise cost fears for cross-border industries. Space & Science: Canadian astronaut Joshua Kutryk reached the International Space Station for a six-month mission, as Canada’s space efforts expand with new research and infrastructure. Business & Tech: IBM research finds many Canadian employees worry AI is eroding skills, while Canada’s AI data-centre buildouts in Saskatchewan continue to scale up.
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