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Business > Foreign Business
Canada will require Google and Meta to pay media outlets for news under bill set to become law
By Associated Press
Jun 24, 2023 12:12 am
The bill, which is set to become law, was passed amid a standoff between Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government and Silicon Valley tech giants.
Ottawa has said the law creates a level playing field between online advertising giants and the shrinking news industry. And Canadian Heritage Minister Pablo Rodriguez has promised to push back on what he describes as 'threats' from Facebook and Google to remove journalism from their platforms.

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