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Culture minister insists Canada will eventually force streaming giants to pay fair share for CanCon

CTV News 10 Nov

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Canada's identity and culture minister insists the federal government will force streaming giants to pay their fair share to contribute to Canadian content, but wouldn’t say when that will happen.

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