AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoEU-Canada “Associate Member” Push: Mark Carney backed Ursula von der Leyen’s proposal for Canada to become the EU’s first “associate member,” pitching deeper trade, defense and tech ties—though Brussels diplomats are calling the term vague and “meaningless” without clear substance. Social Media Rules for Youth: Coverage ramps up on EU plans to restrict kids’ access to social platforms (under-13 bans, tighter limits for teens), alongside Canadian debate on making platforms safer for young people. Toronto Police Corruption Files: New unsealed court records add detail to the Toronto Police Service corruption allegations tied to “Project South,” including claims of hidden cameras, bribes and drug sales. 9-1-1 Outage: Bell investigated an early-morning 9-1-1 disruption affecting the GTA and other provinces; service was restored and calls were rerouted via SafetyNet. Auto & Jobs Pressure: Unifor says it won’t resume talks with Stellantis over the Brampton plant sale/closure unless Ottawa blocks it, warning 2,200 jobs are at stake. Marcom/Ads Tech: Pinterest launched Visual Search Ads in Canada/markets, while Apex Media Solutions rolled out managed Google Ads and Local Service Ads for small businesses. Sports Media Angle: Maple Leafs camp coverage spotlights Gavin McKenna and the new EBUG rule, plus the NHL’s DoorDash delivery partnership.
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