Canadian Identity and Culture

During question period, members raised Canadian identity and culture, focusing on Canada’s film and television industry. Fares Al Soud, a Liberal, asked what Canada is doing to build international partnerships that help the industry grow, noting Canadian creators’ global recognition and the Toronto International Film Festival. Liberal minister Marc Miller replied that he signed co-production agreements with the United Kingdom and Spain at TIFF, part of a network of about 60 such agreements that bring roughly 500 million dollars into the economy, and said continued support is needed to protect Canadian culture.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .

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