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CRTC report floats idea of Indigenous content quotas

News | 03/25/2021 7:43 pm EDT
CRTC logo displayed at public hearings on Oct. 26, 2018 (photo by Andrew Meade).

The CRTC has released the findings from its first phase in the development of a new Indigenous broadcasting policy, highlighting a severe lack of Indigenous representation on Canadian radio and television as one key issue. 

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