AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoQuebec Sovereignty Politics: Parti Québécois leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon signals he’s “all-in” on separatism and is prepared to push a third referendum, arguing the referendum obsession is harming the broader progressive cause. Federal Polling: A new Conservative poll suggests Pierre Poilievre’s party is more popular than he is, with many would-be supporters holding back due to dislike of the leader. AI in Newsrooms: Canadian Press reports AI-generated “journalists” are appearing in Canada, with We News-style fake personas sending errors when contacted and raising questions about how readers and search tools find trustworthy reporting. AI Visibility for Businesses: Enso raises $15M to help companies get discovered in AI-generated answers by using software agents to test and adapt across platforms. Canadian Publishing & Culture: A Quebec Conservative leader admits using AI to write a book, reigniting debate over authorship and disclosure. Books & Media Watch: A Canadian Press/industry roundup also flags how streaming and publishing ecosystems keep shifting for readers and viewers.
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