Also, Bell asks CRTC to drop local news requirements after mass layoffs
“It would be ironic, to say the least, if a bill purporting to save the Canadian news media were instead to hasten its demise. But that seems to be where we are heading with Bill C-18, the Online News Act. You will recall the premise of
. How could you not? It has been pummelled into the public by a thousand media reports – the same media, as it happens, that had so strenuously lobbied for it.”“Just off the side of one of Canada’s busiest highways, between the popular Sherway Gardens shopping mall and a hulking IKEA store, lie the remains of 1,511 people.
“While the blame for inflated food prices in recent months has been unjustifiably directed at grocers and the food industry, the story is different for the bread-fixing scandal, for which a long-awaited development came on Wednesday. Food inflation is a global phenomenon that affects the entire food ecosystem.
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