The world’s dominant social media platform has wiped away any hint of Canadian journalism, however that hasn’t stopped SooToday from retaining you knowledgeable and updated
As you’ve little doubt seen by now, Meta — the web large that operates Facebook and Instagram — has blocked all information content material from the eyes of Canadian customers.
Why? Because the Trudeau authorities handed a regulation, Bill C-18, that forces Big Tech to compensate information retailers for “stealing” our tales. Rather than pay up, Meta did precisely what it promised: wipe out any hint of trusted journalism out of your social media feeds.
No extra hyperlinks. No extra likes. No extra shares.
Village Media, which operates SooToday, by no means supported this flawed laws, nor the prevailing knowledge behind it. Facebook didn’t steal our tales. We fortunately posted them there, with the aim of sharing our high-quality native reporting with as many readers as attainable.
Determined to maintain our group knowledgeable and updated — now, greater than ever — SooToday has launched a brand new each day characteristic: The vital native headlines you will not discover on Facebook. Check out the hyperlinks beneath.
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