AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoPostsecondary & student access: A new McGill University study links sitting upright with better risk-taking performance and more positive emotions, suggesting posture could affect how students feel and decide. Health & learning supports: A Canadian study on full-fat dairy finds no cholesterol harm and notes blood-pressure and nutrient benefits, while another Ontario-linked study says severe COVID-19 can reactivate dormant viruses—both relevant for campus health messaging. International education credentials: Cambridge International says June 2026 AS & A Level entries rose 5% worldwide, with strong growth across Southeast Asia, reflecting continued demand for skills-based pathways. Nursing scope of practice debate: Bermuda’s advanced-practice nurse autonomy proposal is opposed by physicians but supported by nurses, with comparisons to Canada/US/UK cited—an issue that echoes workforce planning conversations in education-linked health training. Public safety & schools: Police are investigating a suspicious fire at a Saskatoon high school.
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