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Bill C-10’s focus on foreign digital giants should not ignore domestic ones

  • Discussions on Bill C-10 make much of the fact that the Internet was only in its infancy when the Broadcasting Act was last amended
Opinion | BY JAY THOMSON | February 24, 2021
Canadian Heritage Minister Steven Guilbeault, pictured Nov. 3, 2020, on the Hill, the day he introduced Bill C-10 to amend the Broadcasting Act. The bill has passed second reading and is before the House Heritage Committee. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Bill C-10’s focus on foreign digital giants should not ignore domestic ones

Opinion | BY JAY THOMSON | February 24, 2021
  • Discussions on Bill C-10 make much of the fact that the Internet was only in its infancy when the Broadcasting Act was last amended

Bill C-10’s focus on foreign digital giants should not ignore domestic ones

Opinion | BY JAY THOMSON | February 24, 2021
  • Discussions on Bill C-10 make much of the fact that the Internet was only in its infancy when the Broadcasting Act was last amended
Canadian Heritage Minister Steven Guilbeault, pictured Nov. 3, 2020, on the Hill, the day he introduced Bill C-10 to amend the Broadcasting Act. The bill has passed second reading and is before the House Heritage Committee. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Bill C-10’s focus on foreign digital giants should not ignore domestic ones

  • Discussions on Bill C-10 make much of the fact that the Internet was only in its infancy when the Broadcasting Act was last amended
Opinion | BY JAY THOMSON | February 24, 2021
Canadian Heritage Minister Steven Guilbeault, pictured Nov. 3, 2020, on the Hill, the day he introduced Bill C-10 to amend the Broadcasting Act. The bill has passed second reading and is before the House Heritage Committee. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Bill C-10’s focus on foreign digital giants should not ignore domestic ones

Opinion | BY JAY THOMSON | February 24, 2021
  • Discussions on Bill C-10 make much of the fact that the Internet was only in its infancy when the Broadcasting Act was last amended

Bill C-10’s focus on foreign digital giants should not ignore domestic ones

Opinion | BY JAY THOMSON | February 24, 2021
  • Discussions on Bill C-10 make much of the fact that the Internet was only in its infancy when the Broadcasting Act was last amended
Canadian Heritage Minister Steven Guilbeault, pictured Nov. 3, 2020, on the Hill, the day he introduced Bill C-10 to amend the Broadcasting Act. The bill has passed second reading and is before the House Heritage Committee. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Boost of federal support needed for better cross-Canada internet connectivity

  • At the end of April, the House of Commons held its first-ever and historical virtual Parliament through the all-Member of Parliament Special Committee on
Opinion | BY CHRIS ALLEN, JAY THOMSON, JONATHAN BLACK, JONATHAN HOLMES | May 20, 2020
Natural Resources Minister Seamus O’Regan could barely be understood during the April 28 inaugural virtual meeting of the House’s special COVID-19 Pandemic Committee due to a poor internet connection. Screencap via ParlVu

Boost of federal support needed for better cross-Canada internet connectivity

Opinion | BY CHRIS ALLEN, JAY THOMSON, JONATHAN BLACK, JONATHAN HOLMES | May 20, 2020
  • At the end of April, the House of Commons held its first-ever and historical virtual Parliament through the all-Member of Parliament Special Committee on

Boost of federal support needed for better cross-Canada internet connectivity

Opinion | BY CHRIS ALLEN, JAY THOMSON, JONATHAN BLACK, JONATHAN HOLMES | May 20, 2020
  • At the end of April, the House of Commons held its first-ever and historical virtual Parliament through the all-Member of Parliament Special Committee on
Natural Resources Minister Seamus O’Regan could barely be understood during the April 28 inaugural virtual meeting of the House’s special COVID-19 Pandemic Committee due to a poor internet connection. Screencap via ParlVu
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