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Heritage committee calls for end of ISP safe harbour copyright rules

News | 05/16/2019 1:10 pm EDT
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The House heritage committee says the government should do more to fight piracy, including holding internet service providers “accountable,” and put in place efforts to have streaming services develop and promote Canadian content.

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