Daniel Pye · Director, News Remuneration, Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC)
Ensuring funding from Google under the Online News Act is distributed in accordance with the Online News Act and Regulations. Only eligible news businesses (as defined by Section 27 of the Act) should receive funding. Per the Online News Act Application and Exemption Regulations: SOR/2023-276, the distribution must be based “only the number of full-time equivalent employees who, in the previous calendar year, were employed by each news business for the purpose of producing, for news outlets operated by that business, original news content that is intended to be made available online.”Read more
Scott Shortliffe · Executive Director, Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC)
Ensuring funding from Google under the Online News Act is distributed in accordance with the Online News Act and Regulations. Only eligible news businesses (as defined by Section 27 of the Act) should receive funding. Per the Online News Act Application and Exemption Regulations: SOR/2023-276, the distribution must be based “only the number of full-time equivalent employees who, in the previous calendar year, were employed by each news business for the purpose of producing, for news outlets operated by that business, original news content that is intended to be made available online.”Read more
Pierre-Marc Lauzon · Director, Canadian Heritage (PCH)
Meaghan Harris · Manager, Canadian Heritage (PCH)
Kimberly Ng · Manager, Canadian Heritage (PCH)
Directing 25% of the Government of Canada domestic advertising budget to Canadian private sector news businesses.Read more
Ensuring funding from Google under the Online News Act is distributed in accordance with the Online News Act and Regulations. Only eligible news businesses (as defined by Section 27 of the Act) should receive funding. Per the Online News Act Application and Exemption Regulations: SOR/2023-276, the distribution must be based “only the number of full-time equivalent employees who, in the previous calendar year, were employed by each news business for the purpose of producing, for news outlets operated by that business, original news content that is intended to be made available online.”
Extending the Local Journalism Initiative.
Change to Canada Post's Consumers' Choice program, which is harming community newspapers.
Brian MacKay · Director of Policy & Stakeholder Engagement, Canadian Heritage (PCH)
Fairness in federal advertising expenditures and placement.Read more
Directing 25% of the Government of Canada domestic advertising budget to Canadian private sector news businesses.
Ensuring funding from Google under the Online News Act is distributed in accordance with the Online News Act and Regulations. Only eligible news businesses (as defined by Section 27 of the Act) should receive funding. Per the Online News Act Application and Exemption Regulations: SOR/2023-276, the distribution must be based “only the number of full-time equivalent employees who, in the previous calendar year, were employed by each news business for the purpose of producing, for news outlets operated by that business, original news content that is intended to be made available online.”
Scott Shortliffe · Executive Director, Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC)
Ensuring funding from Google under the Online News Act is distributed in accordance with the Online News Act and Regulations. Only eligible news businesses (as defined by Section 27 of the Act) should receive funding. Per the Online News Act Application and Exemption Regulations: SOR/2023-276, the distribution must be based “only the number of full-time equivalent employees who, in the previous calendar year, were employed by each news business for the purpose of producing, for news outlets operated by that business, original news content that is intended to be made available online.”Read more
Brian MacKay · Director of Policy & Stakeholder Engagement, Canadian Heritage (PCH)
Directing 25% of the Government of Canada domestic advertising budget to Canadian private sector news businesses.Read more
Fairness in federal advertising expenditures and placement.
Tax measures related to journalism labour and advertising.
Ensuring funding from Google under the Online News Act is distributed in accordance with the Online News Act and Regulations. Only eligible news businesses (as defined by Section 27 of the Act) should receive funding. Per the Online News Act Application and Exemption Regulations: SOR/2023-276, the distribution must be based “only the number of full-time equivalent employees who, in the previous calendar year, were employed by each news business for the purpose of producing, for news outlets operated by that business, original news content that is intended to be made available online.”
Scott Shortliffe · Executive Director, Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC)
Ensuring funding from Google under the Online News Act is distributed in accordance with the Online News Act and Regulations. Only eligible news businesses (as defined by Section 27 of the Act) should receive funding. Per the Online News Act Application and Exemption Regulations: SOR/2023-276, the distribution must be based “only the number of full-time equivalent employees who, in the previous calendar year, were employed by each news business for the purpose of producing, for news outlets operated by that business, original news content that is intended to be made available online.”Read more
Brian MacKay · Director of Policy & Stakeholder Engagement, Canadian Heritage (PCH)
Extending the Local Journalism Initiative.Read more
Ensuring funding from Google under the Online News Act is distributed in accordance with the Online News Act and Regulations. Only eligible news businesses (as defined by Section 27 of the Act) should receive funding. Per the Online News Act Application and Exemption Regulations: SOR/2023-276, the distribution must be based “only the number of full-time equivalent employees who, in the previous calendar year, were employed by each news business for the purpose of producing, for news outlets operated by that business, original news content that is intended to be made available online.”
Pierre-Marc Lauzon · Director, Canadian Heritage (PCH)
Ensuring funding from Google under the Online News Act is distributed in accordance with the Online News Act and Regulations. Only eligible news businesses (as defined by Section 27 of the Act) should receive funding. Per the Online News Act Application and Exemption Regulations: SOR/2023-276, the distribution must be based “only the number of full-time equivalent employees who, in the previous calendar year, were employed by each news business for the purpose of producing, for news outlets operated by that business, original news content that is intended to be made available online.”Read more
Scott Shortliffe · Executive Director, Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC)
Ensuring funding from Google under the Online News Act is distributed in accordance with the Online News Act and Regulations. Only eligible news businesses (as defined by Section 27 of the Act) should receive funding. Per the Online News Act Application and Exemption Regulations: SOR/2023-276, the distribution must be based “only the number of full-time equivalent employees who, in the previous calendar year, were employed by each news business for the purpose of producing, for news outlets operated by that business, original news content that is intended to be made available online.”Read more
Brian MacKay · Director of Policy & Stakeholder Engagement, Canadian Heritage (PCH)
Ensuring funding from Google under the Online News Act is distributed in accordance with the Online News Act and Regulations. Only eligible news businesses (as defined by Section 27 of the Act) should receive funding. Per the Online News Act Application and Exemption Regulations: SOR/2023-276, the distribution must be based “only the number of full-time equivalent employees who, in the previous calendar year, were employed by each news business for the purpose of producing, for news outlets operated by that business, original news content that is intended to be made available online.”Read more
Governor in Council and CRTC regulations related to An "Act respecting online communications platforms that make news content available to persons in Canada" (C-18, the Online News Act)Read more
Governor in Council and CRTC regulations related to An "Act respecting online communications platforms that make news content available to persons in Canada" (C-18, the Online News Act)Read more
Governor in Council and CRTC regulations related to An "Act respecting online communications platforms that make news content available to persons in Canada" (C-18, the Online News Act)Read more
Governor in Council and CRTC regulations related to An "Act respecting online communications platforms that make news content available to persons in Canada" (C-18, the Online News Act)Read more
Extending the Local Journalism Initiative.
Directing 25% of the Government of Canada domestic advertising budget to Canadian private sector news businesses.
Tax measures related to journalism labour and advertising.
Governor in Council and CRTC regulations related to An "Act respecting online communications platforms that make news content available to persons in Canada" (C-18, the Online News Act)Read more
Governor in Council and CRTC regulations related to An "Act respecting online communications platforms that make news content available to persons in Canada" (C-18, the Online News Act)Read more
Governor in Council and CRTC regulations related to An "Act respecting online communications platforms that make news content available to persons in Canada" (C-18, the Online News Act)Read more
Directing 25% of the Government of Canada domestic advertising budget to Canadian private sector news businesses.
Fairness in federal advertising expenditures and placement.Read more
Directing 25% of the Government of Canada domestic advertising budget to Canadian private sector news businesses.
Governor in Council and CRTC regulations related to An "Act respecting online communications platforms that make news content available to persons in Canada" (C-18, the Online News Act)
Eliminating commercial advertising, including branded content, associated with CBC/Radio-Canada’s news and public affairs properties.
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