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September 7, 2023

232

RESPONDERS

17%

RESPONSE RATE

29%

65

61%

139

11%

24

TOTAL RESPONDERS

1

Have you heard about Bill C-18 or the “Canadian news ban?”

232 responded out of 1,349 polled

2

Have you noticed the absence of Canadian news on social media or Google news?

208 responded out of 236 polled

3

Are you concerned about the Canadian news ban?

204 responded out of 211 polled

4

Who do you think is most at fault for the Canadian news ban?

196 responded out of 205 polled

5

Why do you think this is?

182 responded out of 197 polled

6

Before now where did you get most of your news?

176 responded out of 182 polled

7

If you chose, "other sources", please explain.

13 responded out of 13 polled

8

The Canadian news ban will make it harder for young people to judge the credibility of information they see online.

173 responded out of 178 polled

9

Without recognized Canadian news sources on social media, there will be more misinformation circulating online.

171 responded out of 176 polled

10

What are your main concerns with the Canadian news ban?

115 responded out of 125 polled

11

What do you think should be done to ensure young people still have easy access to credible Canadian news?

155 responded out of 161 polled

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