How’s about No News?

Financial Post- Online News Act goes off track

The history of the news business is certainly lost in Ottawa, where Heritage Minister Pablo Rodriguez is railroading a piece of legislation — Bill C-18, the Online News Act — through Parliament. Last Friday, Rodriguez abruptly pulled the plug on the House of Commons’ Heritage committee’s hearings on the bill, cutting off possible witnesses, including major corporations that are key targets of the act, including Facebook.

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13 Replies to “How’s about No News?”

  1. This is the plan.

    Regardless of what one may think of Facebook, the measure is not merely to get news agencies and social media companies to pay for content but for Canada to be cut off as North Korea is.

    Canada, like North Korea, already is an inherited dictatorship run by useless frat boys. Now it will be cut off from the outside world.

  2. Fascists always control the flow of information and the media, why should a fascist like Rodreegas and the Turdhole/NDP be any different.

    The Globalists are in charge and they want you and I silenced and opressed.

  3. Call it what it is, tyranny. Justine and Singh have become so far left there is nothing left of their political ethos outside of demanding submission to their form of communism.

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