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Minister Rodriguez refuses to discuss what would happen to Bill C-18 if Google and Meta pull out

Canada's Heritage Minister Pablo Rodriguez said in a senate committee meeting Wednesday that he is “uncomfortable” discussing what would happen to Bill C-18 if...

Department of Canadian Heritage proposes policy directions to the CRTC to implement Bill C-11

The department of Canadian Heritage announced today that it is proposing to issue policy directions to the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) in...

News businesses estimated to receive C$330 million per year from digital platforms under Bill C-18

Canada’s parliamentary budget officer Yves Giroux revealed in a Standing Senate Committee on Transport and Communications (TRCM) meeting Wednesday evening that digital news businesses...

Google shares ‘priority concerns’ about Bill C-18 and proposes amendments

Yesterday, Google shared its main concerns with Bill C-18 with The Standing Senate Committee on Transport and Communications (TRCM) and proposed amendments to the...

Quebec introduces a bill to fight against planned obsolescence

Known as the "Act to protect consumers against planned obsolescence and to promote durability, repairability and the maintenance of goods," Bill 29 proposes "major...

Meta to test blocking of news in Canada

Yesterday, Meta announced that it is planning to begin tests on Facebook and Instagram that will limit some users and publishers from viewing or...

Bill C-18 Senate meeting: Globe and Mail CEO warns against CRTC “snooping around in newsrooms”

Yesterday, Canadian news organizations met with the Senate's Standing Committee for Transport and Communications to discuss the potential concerns over government interference in the...

Meta hit with US$1.3B fine over GDPR data privacy violations

Meta vows to appeal the decision and the fine

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Data privacy in translation: how Canada’s language industry will respond to CPPA

Any company offering translation technologies and services working with people in Canada should take heed of what this law is all about.

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