That's a great question. When I joined CBC/Radio-Canada, I had the distinct privilege of being part of the team that green-lit CBC Kids News, which is real news by real kids.
A year later, we launched MAJ, Mon actualité du jour, on Radio-Canada.
It's a similar situation in that kids are learning about the news and media literacy.
To your question, what do I say about kids? Get smart about digital. Understand what it is to identify fake news and disinformation. That's what Kids News and Mon actualité du jour, or MAJ, as we call it, do for Canadian kids.
In addition, there's all sorts of programming still on television, but I have to be honest: Kids are watching on Gem, and they're watching on their devices. The reality is that we have fabulous shows. Oftentimes, CBC and Radio-Canada co-finance kids programs. We also deliver our programming and archives to kids in classrooms through a platform called Curio. That platform is educational. The programs and the archives are designed to help kids understand the world they live in.