What the federal budget offers Canada’s struggling journalism industry
Tax breaks, labour rebates and, at long last, the possibility of charitable support for news
According to a 2016 report by the Public Policy Forum, 225 weekly and 27 daily newspapers have closed in Canada since 2010. We monitor how the media covers energy and environment issues and track how public policy developments impact the future of Canadian news.
Tax breaks, labour rebates and, at long last, the possibility of charitable support for news
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