Miller rejects claims Ottawa ‘has sold out Canadian culture’ over Online Streaming Act (opens original article in a new tab)

Culture Minister Marc Miller denied allegations that Ottawa has compromised Canadian culture with the Online Streaming Act, stating the government remains committed to supporting Canadian content. Ottawa has directed the CRTC to review its policy on streamers' contributions, reversing a prior decision to increase their obligations. Miller highlighted concerns over regulatory delays and affordability, emphasizing the need for stability in the system.

• Culture Minister Marc Miller rejected claims that Ottawa has sold out Canadian culture over the Online Streaming Act.
• Ottawa ordered the CRTC to review its policy on streamers' contributions to Canadian content, reversing a previous decision to triple their obligations.
• Miller emphasized the need for stability and affordability, citing frustrations with regulatory delays and potential consumer price impacts.