AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoLocal Business Costs: Edmonton is weighing changes that could end the 15-minute free parking grace period, adjust rates, and add paid parking at city attractions—sparking worries from downtown shop owners about customer impact. Labour Stability: Canada Post workers ratified new CUPW collective agreements covering urban and rural/suburban units, extending through Jan. 31, 2029, as the mail carrier pushes modernization and weekend parcel delivery. Startup Funding Push: Toronto’s Founder Ball launches June 11 with a yacht-based, live pitch for up to $1M, letting attendees allocate their admission fee to one of five selected Canadian startups. Trade & Uncertainty: A Manitoba delegation met U.S. officials on CUSMA talks, with local firms pausing hiring and investment amid uncertainty. Health & Biotech Watch: Pharming says the U.S. FDA accepted a resubmitted application for Joenja for children with APDS, with an Oct. 24, 2026 target date. Business Education: Cambrian College will hold convocation for about 2,300 graduates June 8–10.
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