The Canadian government intends to abolish the current system requiring streaming services like Netflix to financially contribute to Canadian content creation. This system, often dubbed the “Netflix tax,” was overseen by the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC). Instead of these financial contributions, the government proposes direct funding for Canadian content. This shift in policy is outlined in a recent court document, indicating a change in approach to supporting the domestic media industry. The move suggests a preference for government control over funding allocation rather than relying on levies from private companies. Details on the amount of funding and distribution methods have not yet been released. This decision aims to ensure a sustainable future for Canadian stories and programming in a rapidly evolving media landscape.