Bill C-10

YouTube wants to make sure Bill C-11 "doesn't unintentionally scope in digital creators and negatively impact [...] thousands of Canadian creators."

"We think that we got the right balance. If there’s anything that we have to do to make it more clear, I’m open to the idea."

The new version, dubbed Bill C-11, will treat commercial social media use and Canadians' everyday social media use differently.

"It is not the law today," said Conservative MP Pierre Poilievre.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Liberal government, along with the Bloc and NDP passed Bill C-10 last night.

Senators have spoken out against fast-tracking bill C-10, blasting the Liberals for trying to push the legislation through.

According to new info revealed in a government memo, Canada's Bill C-10 will regulate nearly everything digital.

"The bill is about restoring a balance that the arrival of the web giants has skewed very seriously in their own," said Steven Guilbeault.

Minister of Canadian Heritage Steven Guilbeault is clarifying his remarks made on the weekend.

Streaming services, user-generated content, and now apps — (where) does it stop?