AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCommunity Newspapers vs Canada Post: News Media Canada and community publishers are asking Québec’s Joël Lightbound to push Canada Post to match the lower postage rate it offers the dominant flyer printer—arguing rising commercial rates and unreliable delivery are hurting renewals and forcing publishers to spend hours handling late or missing papers. Edmonton Housing Pressure: With fewer people moving to Edmonton and more new rental supply coming online, the city’s rental market is seeing downward pressure on rents. Canadian History Books: Toronto author Jonathan Cheng and University of Toronto professor Eric T. Jennings have both landed on the 2026 Cundill History Prize longlist, with Cheng’s Korean Messiah and Jennings’ Vanilla among the 15-book slate. Nunavik Detention Class Action: A Quebec chief justice kept a class action over Inuit detainees’ delayed bail hearings in Montreal rather than moving it to Amos. Trade-Tariff Relief for Niagara Makers: Lakeview Vineyard Equipment in Thorold is set to receive $500,000 to expand fabrication of custom farm equipment, part of broader federal tariff-response funding. Algoma Steel Update: Algoma Steel posted a $92M loss in Q2 as revenue and shipments declined, while pointing to resilience and transition to electric arc furnace production. Publishing/Media Tech: Veeam released Data Platform v13.1 with Azure security and AD recovery features, plus a new Vault Archive tier for long-term backups.
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