Canadian Heritage committee  Okay. I'm happy to jump in. Thank you. I'm going to go to Matthew from OpenMedia. When Bill C-11 was released, you put this on your website: Treating the Internet like cable television was a bad idea last year, and it’s a bad idea now.... The Online Streaming Act continues to

Canadian Heritage committee  Are we in a situation—

Canadian Heritage committee  That's fine, then. Thank you.

Canadian Heritage committee  Yes, thank you. Thank you for that and—

Canadian Heritage committee  No. I am using the headset mike.

Canadian Heritage committee  Is that better? Has it changed? I'm getting a lot of thumbs-up.

Canadian Heritage committee  That's perfect. Thank you. I just wanted to know.... To switch over to the Coalition for the Diversity of Cultural Expressions, since we do have this concern with ethnic experience in Canada, and with those creators having concerns that this bill would actually hinder their abil

Canadian Heritage committee  Thank you, Madam Chair. I'm going to start with Ms. Berkowitz. There has been some considerable discussion about diversity—

Canadian Heritage committee  Thank you, Madam Chair. Thank you, Martin, for reminding me about the mike. Ms. Berkowitz, I just want to start with you. We've had a considerable discussion about cultural diversity and protecting cultural diversity, but we also in Canada have a considerable population that sp

Canadian Heritage committee  Obviously there are additional costs to expanding expertise, but what time frame do you think the CRTC would need to get to that point where it is able to properly monitor this content?

Canadian Heritage committee  Thank you. Ms. Fortier, you have one of the most successful YouTube channels in Canada. It's really a Canadian content creator's dream situation. If Bill C-11 is passed and enters into law in its current form, how would it impact your business and other businesses like that, or

Canadian Heritage committee  Thank you, Madam Chair, and thank you, witnesses. I'm going to start with Mr. Menzies. Mr. Menzies, as the former CRTC vice-chair, in your professional opinion, does the CRTC have the knowledge, the expertise, the tools to regulate content for Canadian streaming online?

Canadian Heritage committee  Thank you, Mr. Chair. Thank you to the witnesses for being here. I'm going to start with Mr. Ripley. Looking over the last four mandate letters, the last four annual departmental results reports and the last four departmental plans of Canadian Heritage, we don't see the Status

Canadian Heritage committee  Okay. Thank you. It's been quite established that “What is art, and who is an artist?” has always been changing, obviously, but because of digital new technology, I think it's that much more now. This question is for not only Canadian Heritage but also the other organizations.

Canadian Heritage committee  Perhaps the Canadian Council—