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Conservatives oppose C-10; watchdog Friends says criticism of exemption removal ‘overblown’

News | 04/27/2021 2:56 pm EDT
The CRTC's headquarters at the Terrasses de la Chaudière complex in Gatineau, Que./ Wire Report photo by Anja Karadeglija.

The Conservatives “continue to oppose” Bill C-10, the revision of the Broadcasting Act, saying in a Monday statement that “Liberals are targeting ordinary Canadians,” while one industry stakeholder says those criticisms have been “overblown.”

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