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Don't want to contradict anyone about history, but the constitutional change of
1982 was merely cosmetic: bringing the power to amend the constitution in the hands of the Canadian parliament alone. In practice, Canada had been a fully sovereing state since the Westminster Statute of 1931, and on the other hand, the Sovereing of Great Britain (currently Queen Elizateth II) remains the Canadian Head of State. Regarding private TV (and Radio) in Canada, those have long existed, with the rather stiff regulatory framework already mentioned, and with in particular a rule that forbids majority foreing ownership. This may sound funny, but on the other hand I don't think any major U.S. broadcaster has significant foreing ownership either. Regards. |
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