Former Heritage Minister Mélanie Joly’s much-touted 2017 deal with Netflix Inc. to spend $500 million in Canada should never have been referred to as an agreement, the federal government is arguing as part of its reasoning for why it shouldn’t have to publicly disclose the details involved.
Editor's note: for clarity, this story makes reference to the title of a book containing a racial slur in the French language. CBC/ Radio-Canada has issued a public apology for airing a segment...
The removal of problematic content online remains a heavily debated issue for experts consulted on Canada’s controversial online harms bill. Friday, the expert advisory group appointed by...
More than 50 personalities for CBC/ Radio-Canada’s French-language service are asking its senior management to “vigorously challenge” a CRTC decision in which the regulator ordered Société...
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