Motion adopted to end discussion of C-11 in House of Commons

And send it to the Heritage Committee By Denis Carmel OTTAWA – After tabling Bill C-11, the Online Streaming Act, on Feb. 2, the House debated it on four occasions and the Conservatives, the official opposition, have been able to stall the legislation, forcing the government, with the assent of the NDP, to use a procedure setting a time limit on the debate to ensure passage of the second stage of the bill. The motion was adopted today, opposed by the Conservatives and the Bloc Québécois (who support the bill) and it is expected the vote on second reading will be...