I don't think it necessarily would affect crown corporations.
If we use the U.S. model and we say we're trying to create an open licence on this, or a freer licence, then we're taking the position that anything that government itself produces, as well as works that it commissions—whether we're talking about government reports by the government or by third parties and the like—could theoretically be covered by this.
The truth of the matter is that if you're using a licence rather than making a legislative change, then there is a flexibility to decide what the licence applies to and what it doesn't. If, for example, you are concerned with the CBC, which would fall outside of this anyway, the CBC and others are not going to be subject to this standard, although there are efforts to try to make more publicly funded broadcasters' work more openly available as well, under some of the same sorts of premises.