AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoNonprofit Data Security: Saskatchewan Crime Stoppers programs have paused tips after a breach at their software provider exposed data that could identify tipsters. A federal privacy investigation is underway, but the programs say they still don’t know how many local tips were affected. Rules and Oversight: St Helena is consulting on anti-money-laundering laws that could require some charities and community groups to register with its financial regulator; obligations would depend on an organization’s size and risk. Separately, Switzerland has frozen funding to Médecins Sans Frontières after reports of sexual exploitation in Chad. Public Grants: Michigan awarded more than $320,000 to seven organizations for food-safety education, including training and community outreach. Humanitarian Response: Ebola cases in the Democratic Republic of the Congo have topped 10,000, with nearly 4,900 deaths. Health officials say stronger surveillance, community engagement and safe access for frontline workers are vital to containing the outbreak. Community Support: MyCityCare Foothills is collecting new toys for its Shop of Wonders, which lets families in need choose free holiday gifts for their children.
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