The change is the company’s response to C-18, the Online News Act, the new federal government law that would force tech giants Meta and Google to negotiate deals with Canadian news publishers to pay for their content.The company had warned the government this would be its approach to the law, which will come into effect by the end of the year. It will remove news for all Canadian users over the course of the next few weeks.
“All stakeholders should act in good faith to ensure that the regulations are fair, balanced and predictable for all. Removing news would downgrade user experience and devalue Facebook,” he said.Article content She said the government has no intention of backing down and suggested other countries are looking to Canada to take a lead on this file.Article content
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