The Canadian government enacts law requiring podcast platforms to register and log content creators

The Canadian government has passed a law that requires podcast platforms generating over $10 million in revenue to register with the government and keep logs of all content creators. The law was framed as an effort to modernize Canada's broadcasting framework, but it has been criticized as a power grab that imposes broadcasting rules on podcasters. Critics argue that the law may stifle free speech and creativity and could potentially lead to greater government control over content.