Biden not concerned about Canada's 3% tax on web giants, Trudeau says - National
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says Canada's tax on Netflix and other foreign digital services companies doesn't seem to be much concern to President Joe Biden.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says Canada's tax on Netflix and other foreign digital services companies doesn't seem to be much concern to President Joe Biden.
Quebec’s proposed Bill 31 would give landlords the power to block lease transfers. Meanwhile, average rents for new leases in Montreal are now almost $2,000. Now a tenants’ union is organizing a rent strike as an “emergency response.”
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The government's online streaming bill, which passed in April, aims to force platforms such as Netflix, YouTube and TikTok to contribute to and promote Canadian content.
Bill C-11 returned to the Senate after the House of Commons adopted most of the upper chamber's amendments to the controversial legislation, and is now expected to pass.