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Heritage Canada
EXPLAINER: The Winners and Losers in the $100 Million Google Deal for Media
An almost last-minute deal ahead of a December deadline saw the federal government strike an agreement with Google that would prevent the tech giant from blocking Canadian news on its ...
December 1, 2023
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Noé Chartier
New Heritage Minister ‘Open’ to Talks With Big Tech, Takes Harder Line in Media Interview
New Heritage Minister Pascale St-Onge says her “door is always open” for talks with big tech amid the ...
July 28, 2023
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Noé Chartier
Nearly 80 Canadian Media Outlets Have Closed Since 2020 Despite Federal Subsidies: Document
Nearly 80 Canadian news outlets have closed since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 despite the ...
July 4, 2023
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Peter Wilson
Feds Tell CRTC Not to Regulate Social Media Creators in Policy Directive for Online Streaming Act
The federal government is instructing Canada's broadcast regulator not to include social media creators under a new regulatory ...
June 8, 2023
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Peter Wilson
Federal Report Says Many Canadians Want ‘Stronger’ Internet Regulations to Combat ‘Online Harm’
A federal report issued by Heritage Minister Pablo Rodriguez's department says that a large number of Canadians have ...
June 7, 2023
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Peter Wilson
CRTC Will Begin Process of Defining ‘Canadian and Indigenous Content’ Under Revised Broadcasting Act Later This Year
Canada's broadcast regulator will begin it's process later this year of defining "Canadian and Indigenous content" under the ...
June 7, 2023
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Peter Wilson
Feds Will Introduce ‘Online Safety Bill’ by This Fall, Says Heritage Minister
The Liberal government will be introducing its long-awaited bill aimed at targeting online hate speech and misinformation by ...
May 29, 2023
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Peter Wilson
Canadians Wary of Gov’t Deciding What Is ‘True or False’ Online, Federal Research Finds
Canadians are wary of Ottawa deciding what information on the internet is true or false, according to in-house ...
April 27, 2023
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Peter Wilson
90% of Canadians Voiced Opposition to Federal ‘Online Harms’ Proposal: Report
A large majority of Canadians voiced concerns over Ottawa's proposed "online harms" legislation, but this information was not ...
April 11, 2023
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Peter Wilson
Feds Planning New Commission to Regulate ‘Harmful’ Social Media Content
The federal government says it is designing a new "regulatory structure" that could include a commission tasked with ...
April 3, 2023
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Peter Wilson
Museums Are ‘Colonial’ and Need Re-Focus on ‘Diversity and Inclusion’: Federal Guide
The Heritage Department says that museums are “colonial institutions” that need to re-focus on issues such as climate ...
March 15, 2023
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Noé Chartier
‘Too Many People in Ottawa Knew’: Committee Hears About Former Contractor Who Posted Antisemitic Tweets
The telecommunications consultant who originally exposed antisemitic Twitter posts by former federal contractor Laith Marouf has told the ...
February 23, 2023
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Peter Wilson
‘Comprehensive Assessment’ Was Conducted Before Contracting Laith Marouf: Heritage Department
The Department of Canadian Heritage says it conducted a "comprehensive assessment" prior to awarding a contract to a ...
January 13, 2023
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Peter Wilson
Feds to Rewrite Policy for ‘Historically Colonial’ Museum Sector: Report
A federal department will hire a number of Canadian indigenous advisors to help rewrite Canada's 1990 museum policy ...
January 12, 2023
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Peter Wilson
Canadian Heritage Department Bought Maple Leaf Pins Made in China
The Department of Canadian Heritage bought over $300,000 worth of maple leaf pins made in China, according to records ...
November 3, 2022
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Peter Wilson
Michael Taube: Canadian Heritage Should Get Its Own House in Order Before Controlling Canadians’ Free Speech
Commentary Canada’s Liberal government has been focused for some time now on finding ways to regulate the internet. ...
August 29, 2022
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Michael Taube
‘Wokism Is About Money and Power,’ Says Poilievre After Comments Made by Government-Paid Anti-Racism Consultant
Conservative MP and leadership hopeful Pierre Poilievre says the fact that the federal government is paying a "consultant ...
August 20, 2022
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Andrew Chen
Government Expert Panel Says Disinformation Can’t Be Defined in Law
The expert panel tasked with advising the federal government on the creation of a new bill to address ...
July 7, 2022
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Noé Chartier
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