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Canada's new online censorship legislation targets independent media

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First published at 02:14 UTC on April 25th, 2022.

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Sheila Gunn Reid (Rebel News) and Andrew Lawton (Truth North) join Cory Morgan from the Western Standard to discuss what two new pieces of online censorship legislation (Bill C-18 and Bill C-11) will mean for all Canadians and why the mainstream med…

While these two laws are new, the ideas behind them are not. Both are reboots of censorship legislation that died when Trudeau called his unnecessary pandemic election last year.

Under Trudeau’s new censorship regime, Big Tech platforms will be forced to promote government-defined Canadian content and to pay news outlets for articles that are shared on online platforms.

Non-approved content created by “unqualified” journalism outlets may be forced by the government to be shadow-banned, or hidden from search engines altogether.

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