Government won't adopt Liberal policy critics warned could hurt press freedom, PM says
Days after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made a keynote address at the 2023 Liberal National Convention in Ottawa, he said the government would never implement a Liberal Party policy resolution that critics argued could hurt press freedom.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says his party will 'never' implement the 'combatting disinformation' resolution, which sparked controversy and criticism after passing at the Liberal convention."We will never harm journalists' capacity to do the professional independent work that they do," said Trudeau.The author of the resolution, B.C.
The representative from Meta said the company is working on blocking news on Facebook and Instagram from Canadian users if Bill C-18, which tech giants have fought against, passes. The bill first tabled in June 2022 would force digital giants to negotiate deals that would compensate Canadian media companies, potentially including the CBC, for linking to or repurposing their online content.
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