Canada said it will temporarily ban residents from three ​African countries amid an Ebola outbreak. Residents of the Democratic Republic ‌of the Congo, Uganda and South Sudan will be banned from entering Canada for 90 days starting May 27, the Canadian government said

Canada has introduced a new rule for major streaming companies like Netflix, Disney+, Amazon Prime Video, and Spotify. The new law requires streaming companies earning more than 25 million dollars annually in Canada to spend 15% of their Canadian revenue on Canadian and Indigenous movies, TV shows, music, and news. They can produce new Canadian content or contribute to special Canadian media funds. Previously the requirement was only 5%, so the new amount is much larger. The government believes this could generate more than 2 billion dollars yearly to support Canadian programs and French-language shows. At the same time, traditional TV and radio stations will face lighter rules to keep the system fair.

Canada and Latvia are trusted partners united by a strong commitment to transatlantic cooperation. Great to be with my dear friend @Braze_Baiba and reiterate Canada’s unwavering support for Latvia’s security while deepening our defence and industrial cooperation.