C-10

• Streaming platforms need regulation, but Liberals must be cautious, experts say

  The Liberal government introduced bill C-10 in November 2020 that would bring global online streaming companies, such as Netflix and YouTube, under the Broadcasting Act.

  Tech

  Nov 27, 2021
  
• Liberals, Bloc vote to end Bill C-10 study amid social media free speech concerns

  Heritage Minister Steven Guilbeault defended the move to end study on the controversial bill as needed due to 'exceptional' circumstances.

  Canada

  Jun 7, 2021
  
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• Justice minister defends finding that Bill C-10 doesn’t pose free speech concern

  Bill C-10 aims to modernize the Broadcasting Act — which saw its last major reform in 1991 before the internet was widely available.

  Canada

  May 18, 2021
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• Could Bill C-10 regulate your social media algorithm? Minister responsible won’t say

  The bill aims to modernize the Broadcasting Act — which saw its last major reform in 1991, before the internet was widely available.

  Canada

  May 14, 2021
• Bill C-10 doesn’t pose free speech concern despite social media impact, justice minister finds

  Opposition MPs had requested a new charter statement on Bill C-10 after multiple experts warned the legislation could allow the CRTC to regulation your social media.

  Canada

  May 13, 2021
• Feds asking Canadians to take ‘leap of faith’ that Bill C-10 won’t hurt free speech: experts

  The exact shape that these new regulations take would be up to the CRTC, not the government -- and they have yet to be determined.

  Canada

  May 13, 2021
• Feds plan change to Bill C-10 to make it ‘crystal clear’ social media uploads won’t be regulated

  The intent of the Bill C-10 is to modernize the Broadcasting Act to reflect the fact that Canadians consume things like music and movies differently nowadays.

  Canada

  May 3, 2021