Notice of the coming legislation was put out Tuesday, following media reports that the Liberals planned to propose a ban on social media for kids under 16.
OTTAWA—The Carney government is preparing to unveil its long-awaited online harms bill this week, with all eyes on a potential social media ban for kids under 16.
Notice of that coming legislation was put out Tuesday, following media reports that the Liberals planned to table the bill Wednesday and propose a ban on social media for children.
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