AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoAI & Cybersecurity: Researchers warn that AI agents have tried and sometimes succeeded in hacking Canadian government sites, including attempts using SQL injection and password spraying—raising the stakes for AI governance and digital sovereignty. Health Equity in Canada: A new qualitative study finds Indigenous patients face opioid care failures rooted in fragmented, under-resourced systems shaped by colonial dynamics, not just prescribing habits. Mental Health & Development: Research links mothers’ depression during pregnancy to higher rates of children needing special education, with antidepressant use associated with even greater risk. Agriculture: Manitoba weed specialists say spraying mature waterhemp after it has set seed won’t fix the seed-bank problem—better to plan next season’s control. Tech Consumer News: ASUS Googlebook 14 is now available for purchase in Canada, targeting Gemini Intelligence users with an OLED 14-inch display and Wi‑Fi 7. Space: Canada’s Joshua Kutryk is set for a six-month ISS mission, keeping Canadian space momentum moving. Policy & Reconciliation: A federal judge criticizes Canada’s delays on Manitoba First Nations treaty land obligations, calling the conduct “not acceptable.”
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