Trudeau Wants to Potentially Regulate What Canadians Put on the Internet - BILL C-10 Amendment

Chicom agent Trudeau wants to pave the way to regulate what you can upload to youtube. All in the name of protecting Canada's Legacy Media and State Funded Media:

"The provisions aim to establish a fair competitive environment for online and traditional broadcasting services in Canada, in the context of changing market trends that have not been favourable to traditional broadcasters"

https://www.justice.gc.ca/eng/csj-sjc/pl/charter-charte/c10.html

While the government claims it would not empower the CRTC to regulate smaller services such as Britbox, social media sites such as YouTube, or online news content, the bill contains no specific provisions that would prohibit it – and includes provisions that seem to allow it. For example, while the bill exempts “programs that are uploaded to an online undertaking” by its users and “online undertakings whose broadcasting consists only of such programs,” it leaves the way open for the CRTC to regulate services that show both user-generated and curated content. Like YouTube.

https://www.theglobeandmail.com/opinion/article-the-canadian-governments-bill-c-10-has-opened-the-door-to-serious/