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Canadians don’t want CanCon funding passed down to subscribers: report

Briefs | 01/13/2017 7:06 pm EST

A report prepared for the Privy Council Office found Canadians were generally in favour of increasing contributions to Canadian content, but don’t believe those increases should be passed down to customers.

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