Major tech companies that offer online streaming services, such as YouTube, could soon be required to contribute Canadian content. Following a length study by Senators and the addition of 12 amendments, Canada’s Senate passed Bill C-11 on Thursday. Heritage Minister Pablo Rodriguez hopes to see approval from the House of Commons next week after it reviews the Senate's alterations. Michael Geist outlines the bigger picture in Hour 5. Plus, we sift through your texts and emails during the 10:50 Talkback!

<p>Major tech companies that offer online streaming services, such as YouTube, could soon be required to contribute Canadian content. Following a length study by Senators and the addition of 12 amendments, Canada’s Senate passed Bill C-11 on Thursday. Heritage Minister Pablo Rodriguez hopes to see approval from the House of Commons next week after it reviews the Senate's alterations. Michael Geist outlines the bigger picture in Hour 5. Plus, we sift through your texts and emails during the 10:50 Talkback!</p>

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