AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoBack-to-School Health: Ontario doctors are urging families to use the return-to-class moment to double-check vaccines, safety and mental health supports. Student Immigration Rights: A coalition of nearly 300 labour and community groups is calling on Ottawa and Alberta to halt the removal of 10 international students tied to a Portage College protest, arguing enforcement is chilling free speech. Court on Indigenous Student Aid: A federal court struck down a U.S. “Jay Treaty” student aid documentation policy that required green cards or DHS immigration documents, restoring access for eligible students born in Canada. BC School Safety: More BC districts are banning e-scooters and e-bikes on school property after rising injuries and brain trauma among youth riders. Military Training Leave: B.C. is extending training leave for Canadian Armed Forces reservists, allowing up to 24 months in a 60-month period for training. Campus/Community Culture: A Yellowknife composer will debut an orchestral arrangement commissioned by the National Arts Centre Orchestra as part of a David Suzuki tribute event. Wildfire Preparedness: Nova Scotia is funding wildfire risk work for Upper Hammonds Plains to protect historic homes and community buildings.
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