Debating Canadian Content Definition with a Cultural Twist
Tuesday, May 20, 2025, 6:21 pm
The CRTC is weighing whether to incorporate a “cultural element” into the definition of Canadian content. This proposal has ignited a spirited debate among broadcasters and stakeholders, as they consider how best to balance regulatory standards with authentic cultural representation in media.
The federal broadcast regulator is considering whether it should include a "cultural element" in its new definition of Canadian content.
L’organisme fédéral de réglementation de la radiodiffusion examine s’il devrait inclure un « élément culturel » dans sa nouvelle définition du contenu canadien.
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