Canadian split run ads face tough trade limits plan
The Heritage Minister Sheila Copps and International Trade Minister Sergio Marchi propose fines up to 250000 dollars on US magazines that publish Canadian editions with Canadian advertising. Critics say WTO rules block the plan and Canadian publishers should compete on merit. The piece questions effectiveness and hints at a future fight over freedom of expression and online access.
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