The Canadian government had a major cabinet shuffle. For the Minister of Canadian Heritage, Pablo Rodriguez is out and Pascale St-Onge is in.
Canadian Government Cabinet Shuffle: Pascale St-Onge Replaces Pablo Rodriguez Read More »
Pablo Rodriguez is grasping at straws now. Today, he announced that he is suspending $10 million in payments to Meta.
Pablo Rodriguez Suspends $10 Million in Payments to Meta. Less Than One Hour of Revenue Read More »
The Heritage Minister went onto the BBC and accused the platforms of putting peoples lives in danger. No wonder talks failed.
Heritage Minister Decides to Badmouth Platforms on International Media to Woo Them Back Read More »
Regret may be starting to set in for Canadian outlets supporting the bill. The Heritage Minister seems to be out of answers.
As “Finding Out” Sets in for Big Media, Heritage Minister Struggles for Answers Read More »
After the party passed a media censorship resolution, the Heritage Minister defended, then distanced himself from it.
Pablo Rodriguez has called Canadian digital first creators “loopholes”. The dismissal should be concerning to independent online news outlets.
Bill C-11 has passed the third and final reading in the Senate. Pablo Rodriguez has said that he will reject improvements to the bill.
Bill C-11 Passes Senate 43-15, Pablo Rodriguez Vows to Reject Improvements Read More »
The second to last part of our special coverage of the Bill C-11 Senate hearing special has arrived. This covers segment 1 of hearing 19.
Senate Hearings on Bill C-11 – A Look at Hearing 19 (Segment One) Read More »
Blatant corruption continues to be on display as the Heritage Minister was clinking wine glasses with lobbyists.
Heritage Minister Pictured Clinking Wine Glasses With His Lobbyist Pals Read More »
Hypocrisy is shining through again on Bill C-18 again. This time, it involves a response to a poll commissioned by Google.
It’s Only OK When We Do It: Government Furious Google Polled Canadian’s on Bill C-18 Read More »
