“The assumption that young Quebecers aren’t consuming French-language content because it’s hard to find is a special kind of wishful thinking.” Drimonis: We don't need to be told how to watch Netflix | Montreal Gazette montrealgazette.com/opinion/column…

Justice Minister Sean Fraser on what we can expect on the Online Harms file in 2026. Great look-ahead from iPolitics: ipolitics.ca/2025/12/19/can…

I’m told the idea of axing both the Online News and Streaming acts has come up at the negotiating table with the U.S. But Mark Carney Identity Minister Marc Miller (responsible for overseeing the laws) & Dominic LeBlanc are refusing to speak on it politico.com/newsletters/ca…

From today's Politico Canada Playbook on negotiations with the Trump administration on axing the Online Streaming Act and the Online News Act will definitely come as a surprise to Canadian media sector given back in the beginning of October, then Culture Minister Guilbeault was

Steven Guilbeault + Carney previously said 🇨🇦 “culture” is off the negotiating table with the US Now 👉🏻 Dominic LeBlanc’s office is only saying the “French language” is off the table I asked why the change in messaging — but his office would not provide comment on the record

Good point from Forum for Research & Policy in Communications: the #CRTC’s slow, unfinished rollout of the Online Streaming Act could leave it exposed in trade talks theglobeandmail.com/politics/artic…

Great new piece from Toula Drimonis on Quebec's Bill 109: "The assumption that young Quebecers aren’t consuming French-language content because it’s hard to find is a special kind of wishful thinking." montrealgazette.com/opinion/column…

The Law Bytes Podcast, Episode 254: Looking Back at the Year in Canadian Digital Law and Policy michaelgeist.ca/2025/12/the-la…

CRTC's Cancon decision challenged in federal court - CMPA takes issue with justification on copyright ownership changes. Bill C-11 was always destined for years of litigation. cartt.ca/cmpa-says-crtc…