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Unifor calls on Parliament ‘to act quickly’ on media help in wake of Torstar layoffs

The Canada Revenue Agency says the government is 'in the process' of considering an independent journalism panel's recommendations, which will 'inform the process' of administering tax measures supporting Canadian media.

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Unifor calls on Parliament ‘to act quickly’ on media help in wake of Torstar layoffs

The Canada Revenue Agency says the government is 'in the process' of considering an independent journalism panel's recommendations, which will 'inform the process' of administering tax measures supporting Canadian media.

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