AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoNHL on TV costs: A new study says Ottawa Senators fans could pay about 15% more to watch games from home in 2026-27, as streaming options stay fragmented. NHL season changes: Postmedia also previews what’s new for the coming NHL year, including Ovechkin’s return. Quebec/France AI scandal: Haitian-Canadian writer Thélyson Orélien denies using AI after his novel was pulled from the Prix Goncourt shortlist; the Goncourt Academy cites analyses suggesting it was “in all likelihood” largely AI-made. Canadian publishing spotlight: Téa Mutonji’s new Toronto-set novel My Person explores a messy friendship breakup and lands on major prize shortlists. Ottawa refugee strain: A Toronto case study shows shelters filling up and cities scrambling as the next surge approaches. Finance market shift: CIX launches extended stock trading hours in Canada, aiming for a longer daily schedule. Bookworld-adjacent culture: The Guardian and mk2 Films map a global release for documentary NAZA, with a free online run planned after cinemas.
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