Bryan Adams criticizes streaming rules in Canada
Canadian singer Bryan Adams joins opposition to the Online Streaming Act arguing mandatory contributions by large foreign platforms raise prices and hinder global reach for local artists. Heritage Minister Pascale St-Onge defends the plan as aiding emerging Canadian talent and discovery on streaming services.
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Govt moves toward sustainability guidelines and disclosures
Canadian Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland outlined steps toward a federal green taxonomy and corporate climate disclosures, aiming to attract private capital for emissions cuts. Details are scarce, with a third party to draft the taxonomy and initial guidelines due within a year. Public debate centers on including fossil fuels and the scope of disclosures for private firms.
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Canada
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Canada seeks deeper ties with Indo-Pacific during summit
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau heads to Laos for the ASEAN summit to press Canada’s Indo-Pacific strategy. Officials say Canada aims to diversify economic links with ASEAN members, sign a possible ASEAN free trade deal, and counterbalance China while stressing regional security and trade interests.
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