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controls YouTube Canada
controls Bill C-11
other YouTube Canada
other Canadian Digital Creators
other Canada
other True North
other Freezenet
other OpenMedia
other YouTube Canada
other Canadian Digital Creators
other November 2023 Policy Direction
other Google
other YouTube Canada
other Jasmin Laine
controls Corus Entertainment
other Netflix
other Google
other Apple
other Amazon
controls Canadian incumbents
member_of CIPF
other telecommunications sector
other Indigenous Screen Office Fund
other Black Screen Office Fund
Established facts
  • The CRTC issued its first substantive discoverability framework on May 21, 2026 ↗ · source
  • The discoverability framework is principles-based with all platform-specific orders deferred ↗ · source
  • CRTC has not implemented discoverability rules causing observable harm · source
  • CRTC 2026-95 was issued only one week before this fact-check ↗ · source
  • The Federal Court of Appeal decision on the 5% base contribution stay was pending as of mid-2026 ↗ · source
  • CRTC Chair Vicky Eatrides stated on April 27, 2023 that "The CRTC has no intention to regulate creators of user-generated content and their content" ↗ · source
  • No discoverability conditions of service have yet been imposed on any individual platform. · source
  • The CRTC has no intention to regulate creators of user-generated content and their content ↗ · source
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