“Mr. Speaker, Canada is not the only G7 country that recognizes that streaming fees need to be there. Members of the Conservative Party have put on their tinfoil hats and have come up with the idea that there is a great conspiracy of government wanting to control what they watch and see, which is a bunch of garbage. What I have witnessed throughout today, morning and afternoon, is the Conservative Party of Canada, Canada’s official opposition, taking the side of the citizens of the United States. One would think they are working for them, or at the very least for companies such as Netflix. My question is, why is the Conservative Party, Canada’s official opposition, not looking at the best interests of Canadians?”
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Mr. Speaker, Aside · 23 wordsmy hon. colleague is usually here, but he must have stepped out, because he has not listened to the speech I just gave.AsideReasoning · 13 wordsMy point is that the government should not be picking winners and losers.Claims · 59 wordsI have absolutely no faith when it comes to the Liberal Government’s efforts to previously censor what we see and say online.In fact, I would love it if my local news creators could share any of their news stories on any Meta platform, 1but thanks to this government’s terrible legislation, they are no longer able to do that.Procedure · 4 wordsMy point is this: ProcedureThe ask · 50 wordsLet all of us, Canadian content creators of all types, the up-and-comers, not just the established creators who know how to operate the maze of CRTC rules to get special funding, have the opportunity to succeed, share our stories loudly and proudly, not just in Canada but around the world.
