AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoSchool Safety & Justice: U.S. authorities arrested a Washington state man, James Cody Bryant, alleging he conspired with and advised the Tumbler Ridge school shooter, including money and plans to livestream the attack—one of Canada’s deadliest school shootings. Campus & Indigenous Rights: At the University of Calgary, protesters are calling to strip a professor emeritus title and ban him after a residential schools/genocide debate event. Health & Students: A new BMJ analysis warns that menstrual tracking and “cycle syncing” apps may mislead users on exercise and nutrition, raise pregnancy risk, and create privacy concerns. Learning & Community: Western University hosted “Allyship in the A.M.” to encourage non-Indigenous people to take responsibility for learning about residential schools and reconciliation. Sports Access: Greater Victoria’s PISE launched a $150,000 campaign to fund youth sports scholarships and camp grants. Student Life & Wellbeing: Canada’s post-secondary alcohol use continues to fall, with more students reporting they don’t drink at all. Community Engagement: ParticipACTION named Ituna, Sask., Saskatchewan’s most active community for the second straight year.
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