When asked about their opinions of Bill C-18, the majority of Canadians (** percent) felt that news should be free and accessible. This applied to adults of all ages, although younger consumers were the least likely to support Bill C-18. With consumers now used to free news access via social media, being unable to access it this way on Facebook and Instagram has led some consumers to look elsewhere.
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