‘What problem is Ottawa seeking to solve here?’: J.J. McCullough on the flawed thinking behind the Online Streaming Act

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21 Nov 24

J.J. McCullough, Canadian political commentator and successful YouTube creator, discusses the flaws of Bill C-11 (the Online Streaming Act), including how it will limit choice for Canadian consumers and undermine the success of online creators like him.

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