AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoImpaired Driving Push: MADD Canada is sounding the alarm after Saskatchewan recorded 113 serious/fatal impairment-related crashes in 2025 (82 serious, 31 fatal), urging stronger prevention and enforcement. Road Safety Enforcement: Niagara Regional Police ran RIDE spot checks in Port Colborne, stopping about 425 vehicles; one driver was charged with impaired operation and three more got seven-day suspensions. Education Accountability: An Ontario op-ed argues families are getting assessments and recommendations, but the real problem is whether supports are actually implemented and monitored in classrooms. Student/Work Permit Rules: IRCC updated C20 reciprocal employment guidance, tightening eligibility for certain international workers tied to overseas employers. Equity & History: BCAS calls for a National Commission on the Legacy of Slavery and Anti-Black Racism, saying impacts span education, health care, housing, policing and justice. Local Learning & Careers: Niagara Health highlights ophthalmologist Dr. Ahmad Sidiqi’s return to practice in Niagara after residency, emphasizing academic affiliations and advanced care.
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