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Will Bill C-11 help or hurt Canadian content? | About That
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14:45Now PlayingBill C-11, or the Online Streaming Act, stands to update Canada’s broadcasting laws for the first time in the internet age. It would mean more regulation for streaming services like Netflix and YouTube. Globe and Mail reporter Josh O'Kane sits down with Kieran Oudshoorn to discuss the potential changes and why some Canadian content creators are upset.
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