Online streaming and news laws advance federal government’s digital agenda

Osler Legal Outlook

In this article – “Online streaming and news laws advance federal government’s digital agenda” – we examine the government’s ongoing efforts to modernize Canada’s broadcasting laws, new powers granted to the CRTC, the requirement for dominant online platforms to pay for news content and the mounting pressure for an online safety framework that we expect to see in 2024.

This article is authored by John Salloum, a partner in Osler’s Privacy and Data Management group; and Gemma Devir and Maryna Polataiko, associates in the Privacy and Data Management group.
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