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Supporting Canadian culture should not mean compromising how you celebrate music

Lyor Cohen says YouTube is onboard with having professional music captured by Bill C-11, as long as the integrity of the music experience is preserved. However, while the government has said it doesn't want to regulate UGC, the CRTC chair has confirmed that the current draft would allow it to regulate.

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