Actually, Minister Joly got it right with Netflix
For too long, self-appointed champions of Canadian culture have subsisted on handouts from Canadian taxpayers,
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation -- Aaron Wudrick, Federal Director—— Bio and Archives--December 21, 2017
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In September 2016, Heritage Minister Melanie Joly launched a review of the federal government’s cultural policies with the laudable goal of making them “better suited to today’s digital reality.”
The result, released a year later, was rather short of a revolution, including such predictable boilerplate as more taxpayers subsidies for cultural corporate welfare (also known as the Canada Media Fund (CMF)), and more tax dollars to help promote Canadian content abroad. There would even be a new Creative Industries Council, creatively created to help the creative industry counsel the government on creativity.Welcome to CFP’s Comment Section!
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