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News in Canada - statistics & facts

The Canadian news landscape is in flux, and fresh challenges continue to present themselves. As well as the ongoing issues of declining consumer trust, falling revenue, and company lay-offs testing several markets around the world, Canadian news media must also grapple with a new law impacting the industry – Canada’s Bill C-18, also known as the Online News Act.
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Published by Julia Stoll, Dec 17, 2025

Key insights

  • Share of Canadians who use the internet for news at least once per day
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  • Main offline news brand for English speaking Canadians
  • CTV News

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Current statistics on this topic

News Consumption

Main online news outlets among Anglophones in Canada 2026

News Consumption

Main online news outlets among Francophones in Canada 2026

News Consumption

Leading social networks used for news in Canada 2019-2026

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Brand engagement

6

Brand engagement

Consumer behavior

9

Consumer behavior

Paying for news

6

Paying for news

Spotlight: Bill C-18

4

Spotlight: Bill C-18

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News in Canada: Bill C-18
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