Canadian Identity and Culture
Question period exchanges on support for Quebec and Canadian culture. The Bloc Québécois said the Prime Minister is giving in to American streaming companies such as Netflix and Disney by not requiring them to pay fees supporting local content, and argued the arts sector stands to lose $3.4 billion as a result. Liberal minister Marc Miller replied that the government is investing in culture now, citing $750 million for CBC/Radio-Canada, Telefilm Canada and the National Film Board and a $600 million funding announcement, and criticized the Bloc for voting against that funding. The exchange also included pointed remarks between the two members about each other’s records.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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