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In Committee from the House of Commons
Effects of Influencers and Social Media Content on Children and Adolescents Witnesses As an individual David Morin, Full Professor, UNESCO Chair in the Prevention of Violent Radicalization and Extremism, Université de Sherbrooke Media Ecosystem Observatory Aengus Bridgman, Director Mental Health Research Canada Michael Cooper, Vice-President, Data and Partnerships (by videoconference) Tech Transparency Project Katie Paul, Director (by videoconference) Source: ourcommons.ca
Effects of Influencers and Social Media Content on Children and Adolescents Witnesses As an individual Fenwick McKelvey, Associate Professor, Information and Communication Technology Policy, Concordia University (by videoconference) Association des créatrices et créateurs de contenu du Québec Laurence Labrosse-Héroux, General Manager Farnell Morisset, Secretary, Board of Directors B'nai Brith Canada Richard Robertson, Director, Research and Advocacy (by videoconference) Canadian Centre for Child Protection Monique St. Germain, General Counsel (by videoconference) Connecting to Protect Dr. Jocelyn Monsma Selby, Chair, Clinical Therapist and Forensic Evaluator (by videoconference) Source: ourcommons.ca
Effects of Influencers and Social Media Content on Children and Adolescents Witnesses As an individual Natalie Coulter, Associate Professor, Communication and Media Studies, York University Defend Dignity Holly Wood, Research and Advocacy Coordinator (by videoconference) Escalate the Conversation Naomi Holland, Founder (by videoconference) MediaSmarts Kathryn Ann Hill, Executive Director Matthew Johnson, Director of Education White Ribbon Humberto Carolo, Chief Executive Officer (by videoconference) Source: ourcommons.ca
Effects of Technological Advances in Artificial Intelligence on the Creative Industries Witnesses As an individual Michael Geist, Canada Research Chair in Internet and E-Commerce Law, Faculty of Law, University of Ottawa Véronique Guèvremont, Full professor, Holder of the UNESCO Chair on the diversity of cultural expressions (by videoconference) Chip Sutherland, Entertainment Lawyer and Artist Manager (by videoconference) Newsroom Robots Lab Nikita Roy, Chief Executive Officer Press Forward Vicky Mochama, Communications Director Source: ourcommons.ca
The committee holds a briefing on the implementation of the Online Streaming Act and discussed matters related to committee business. Appearing as witnesses from the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission are Vicky Eatrides (Chairperson and Chief Executive Officer), Scott Hutton (Vice-President of Consumer, Analytics and Strategy) and Scott Shortliffe (Vice-President of Broadcasting).
Briefing on the Mandate and Priorities of the Minister of Canadian Identity and Culture Appearing Hon. Steven Guilbeault, P.C., M.P., Minister of Canadian Identity and Culture and Minister responsible for Official Languages Witnesses Department of Canadian Heritage Isabelle Mondou, Deputy Minister Andrew Brown, Associate Deputy Minister Joëlle Montminy, Senior Assistant Deputy Minister Véronique Côté, Chief Financial Officer Parks Canada Agency Ron Hallman, President and Chief Executive Officer Andrew Campbell, Senior Vice-President, Operations Source: ourcommons.ca
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Canadian Heritage – April 30, 2024: This meeting is a continuation of a previous meeting from April 18, 2024.
MPs meet to continue their study of a national forum on the media. Appearing as witnesses are Brent Jolly (Canadian Association of Journalists), Marla Boltman, Sarah Andrews (Friends of Canadian Media) along with Brian Lilley, John Gormley and Tara Henley who testify on their own behalf.
The committee meets to consider a national forum on the media. Appearing as witnesses are Marla Boltman, Sarah Andrews (Friends of Canadian Media), Brent Jolly (Canadian Association of Journalists) and Brian Lilley, John Gormley and Tara Henley appear on their own behalf.
The committee meets to begin its study of a national forum on the media. Appearing as witnesses are several academics, journalists and individuals in the media industry.
MPs meet to discuss job cuts that were announced by the CBC in December of 2023. Appearing as witnesses are CBC CEO Catherine Tait along with Dany Meloul, Barbara Williams and Marco Dubé (CBC/Radio-Canada).
The committee meets to receive a briefing from the Minister of Sport and Physical Activity Carla Qualtrough. Appearing as witnesses are Isabelle Mondou, Emmanuelle Sajous (Department of Canadian Heritage), Michael Collins and Nancy Hamzawi (Public Health Agency of Canada).
The committee meets to receive a briefing from Heritage Minister Pascale St-Onge on her mandate. Appearing as witnesses are Isabelle Mondou, Thomas Owen Ripley, Joëlle Montminy and David Dendooven (Department of Canadian Heritage).
The committee continues its study of safe sport in Canada. Appearing as witnesses before the committee are Guylaine Demers (Laboratoire de recherche pour la progression des femmes dans les sports au Québec), Sylvie Béliveau (Égale Action), and Joëlle Carpentier, Richard H. McLaren, Whitney Bragagnolo and Shauna Bookal as individuals.
Former Canada Soccer president Nick Bontis and the organization’s current chief financial officer, Sean Heffernan, appear before the committee to discuss safe sport in Canada.
Officials from the Department of Canadian Heritage discuss Bill C-18, an Act respecting online communications platforms that make news content available to persons in Canada, as the committee conducts its clause-by-clause consideration of the bill.
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