The company continues to see low ad demand, though it was offset by growth in digital and telco subscriptions.
The leadership team additions follow the company’s approved merger with Shaw.
The tag has been criticized by news outlets, which claim it unfairly undermines their credibility.
The agreement will allow the agency to work with unionized performers through the end of the year amid Ontario Labour Relations Board hearings.
The non-profit says the potential for segments that encourage anti-2SLGBTQ+ hate means it is in the public interest to hold consultations.
Ottawa has signed off on Freedom Mobile’s sale to Videotron, the final condition for the merger to go through, though it comes with a list of conditions.
The actors union is targeting Canadian Tire, M&M Food Market, McDonald’s, Rogers, Walmart and H&R Block for working with agencies it says are engaged in a lockout.
The company says it is looking at all expenses and operations to manage itself during economic uncertainty.
The brand is now off linear TV and being used exclusively in the streaming space, as the company also brings Boomerang to Canada for the first time.
A total of 240 jobs are expected to be eliminated across TVA and parentco Quebecor entities.
As the companies continue to await final approval, the outside closing date has now been pushed past the two-year mark from when it was first announced.
Canada’s two biggest telcos have different outlooks on how a possible recession would impact their performance throughout the year.