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Canada’s media sector is undergoing profound and accelerating transformation. The global digital transition continues to erode the economic foundations that traditionally supported news production, weakening revenues and contributing to layoffs and restructuring across the industry, including at TVA, Corus, and other private media companies. As Canadians shift away from traditional advertising-supported models and become increasingly reluctant to pay for news, local outlets are closing faster than new ones can emerge. The Government of Canada maintains a strong commitment to supporting civic journalism and local news through targeted and structural measures designed to preserve press independence while helping communities stay informed and engaged.