AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoSchool Breakfast Support: Walmart Canada kicked off its 24th annual fundraising drive for Breakfast Club of Canada, running Sept. 17 to Oct. 9, with a $1 million start and nearly $75 million donated since the partnership began—aimed at helping kids start the day ready to learn. Social Media Safety for Teens: A federal Safe Social Media Act discussion in Brantford highlighted growing calls from parents and teachers as social platforms are blamed for increased harms and police calls involving young people. Trades Education: The Copper Development Association delivered a 20-hour copper joining instructor training with the United Association at Washtenaw Community College, focusing on soldering and brazing to strengthen apprenticeship and continuing-education teaching. Canada–EU Education Angle: Coverage of PM Mark Carney’s push for deeper EU ties (including “associate member” talk) points to potential education opportunities for students as Canada seeks a closer partnership with Europe. Student Pathways Across Borders: Niagara University and Niagara College expanded a dual admission and articulation agreement to streamline transfers and advising for students moving from college diplomas to university degrees.
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