AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoStudy Permit Scrutiny: Canada is tightening financial checks for international students, with new rules directing officers to scrutinize proof of funds more closely. Student Safety: Experts are warning that some children’s flotation devices may increase drowning risk, raising questions about how safety guidance is handled. Sports Pathways: Canada’s Kayla Cross earned her first WTA win at the National Bank Open in Toronto, while young Canadian athletes are set to compete at the World Athletics U20 Championships in Oregon. Community & Learning: A Quebec judge ordered former tourism minister Caroline Proulx to pay $30,000 after cancelling a Christian group’s event, a reminder that speech and school/community programming can collide with politics. Health Research: A University of Toronto-led study suggests adults can consume three daily servings of full-fat dairy without harmful changes to weight or blood lipids. Higher Ed Watch: UMES’s veterinary medicine program awaits an accreditation decision after an AVMA site visit.
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