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01The 1.5% foreign-streamer contribution under 2024-121 is expected to grow the ILNF "from $18 million to approximately $58 million" for the 2024-2025 broadcast year (per CRTC Decision 2025-133).The CRTC Streaming Contribution Regime as Incumbent Protection: A Forensic BriefFigureCanadian media1.5%22 Jul
02As of June 2025, Corus's 15 Global stations are eligible — the largest single beneficiary, capped at 45% of fund payouts.The CRTC Streaming Contribution Regime as Incumbent Protection: A Forensic BriefFigureCanadian media45%22 Jul
03Bell Fund / Quebecor Fund / Shaw Rocket Fund / TELUS Fund: incumbent-branded CIPFs that take a cut of foreign-streamer money under the 0.5% OLMC/diverse-communities envelope.The CRTC Streaming Contribution Regime as Incumbent Protection: A Forensic BriefFigureCanadian media0.5%22 Jul
04However, the "90% income" framing in the original passage is a slight reformulation of "90% viewership" — these are related but not identical, since YouTube revenue scales with views but at different CPMs across geographies.Fact-Check: Bill C-11, Algorithmic Discoverability, and Canadian Digital CreatorsFigureCanadian media90%22 Jul
05The Federal Court of Appeal stay on the 5% base contribution remains in place; first payments (originally due August 31, 2025) have not flowed.Fact-Check: Bill C-11, Algorithmic Discoverability, and Canadian Digital CreatorsFigureCanadian media5%22 Jul