MPs debate controversial online streaming bill as it heads toward final vote in House of Commons

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But the Liberal government will also give further instructions to the CRTC on how to implement the legislation through a policy direction. It has refused to make that document public until after the bill becomes law.

If the bill becomes law without the Senate amendment, the CRTC will have authority — but not unlimited powers — over user-generated content, such as videos Canadians post to platforms like TikTok and YouTube.Article content

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