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The agreement requires Google to provide up to $100 million a year to Canadian news organizations whose content is featured on their sites,

The agreement requires Google to provide up to $100 million a year to Canadian news organizations whose content is featured on their sites,

The Canadian government reached a deal with Google before a new law compelling tech giants to compensate news organizations comes into effect late next month.

The deal ends a stand-off with the government that led the search giant to threaten to cut links to online articles, following a similar dispute in Australia.

Audience and engagement that we get from X is small, says public broadcaster, which intends to engage Canadians on other platforms

OTTAWA - Six months after the Canadian Broadcasting Corp. and Radio-Canada scaled back its use of the social media site X, the public broadcaster says it will mostly remain off the platform formerly known as Twitter because it doesn't bring in a lot of traffic.

OTTAWA — Six months after the Canadian Broadcasting Corp.

OTTAWA — The official Opposition tried to have a House of Commons committee study an editorial decision of the Canadian Broadcasting Corp. on Tuesday, despite its independence from the government being enshrined in law.

Data provided in the response also list 67 actively leased properties across Canada, and five in other nations for CBCs foreign bureaus.

The publisher of an Indigenous newspaper based in Six Nations of the Grand River, Ont., says she’s 'extremely concerned' about the impact of Meta blocking news content in Canada on First Nations communities.