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In this political cartoon there is two arms reaching out and strangling a microphone. The two arms have the letters CRTC on them. This stands for Canadian Radio and Telecommunications Commission. The purpose of the CRTC is to relegate the media that is in Canada and make an effort to make sure that it's Canadian. This is achieved by using a special point system which can allow media that might not seem Canadian to be played throughout Canada. This source is criticizing the CRTC is that it strangling the media to play only Canadian media in Canada. The Canadian media that is being played isn't top quality because the media players like radio stations and TV channels are just trying to up the time that they need to play


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