OTTAWA—Canada approved legislation that targets what video and audio-sharing platforms such as YouTube and TikTok can broadcast to Canadian audiences, as the country follows in Europe’s footsteps in imposing a heavy regulatory burden on the digital sector. Is.
It is the second attempt in several years by Canada’s Liberal government to coerce digital platforms, which include streaming companies. Netflix Inc., Mainly Featuring Canadian Artists When users with a Canadian Internet-Protocol address log in to its Services. As considered under the new measures, users who search for music, television programming, films or do-it-yourself video shorts will receive results that include a certain quota of Canadian-created content.