Leadership Shakeups at Federal Investment Agencies

Leadership changes are underway at two federal investment agencies. According to reports, the changes are part of a broader effort to revamp the agencies' leadership structure. The Globe and Mail reports that the changes are aimed at improving the agencies' effectiveness and efficiency. The agencies in question are the Canada Infrastructure Bank and the Canada Development Investment Corporation. The leadership shakeups come as the G20 finance ministers and central bankers meet to discuss global economic issues. The meeting is being held in a virtual format due to ongoing global health concerns. Meanwhile, a parole hearing for Brayden Bushby, a Canadian man convicted of terrorism-related charges, has been scheduled for later this month. A lawsuit related to greenhouse gas emissions is also making headlines, with several provinces suing the federal government over its climate change policies.