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Heritage Minister: Feds open to discussion with tech giants over online news act, but won't accept threats

11 days ago

10:56

Heritage Minister: Feds open to discussion with tech giants over online news act, but won't accept threats

11 days ago
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Duration 10:56

"Meta and Google know my door is always open...but, I will not accept threats. That's unacceptable for Canadians," says Heritage Minister Pablo Rodriguez. This as Meta says it would end news access for Canadians if the federal government's proposed Online News Act becomes law.

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