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[Theme] Genre protection (French and English markets) [Proposal] The genre exclusivity policy and protections for Category A pay and specialty services would be eliminated. Specialty services would no longer have a regulated nature of service, but would be fully competitive and subject to standard requirements. These services would no longer have access rights. [What this means For Canadians] 
Consumers would be able to choose from a number of Canadian channels that cater to specific tastes on a variety of topics from various sources. This would help ensure that programming is created to appeal to consumers’ varied interests, and give creators the flexibility to come up with innovative and entertaining content.
Broadcasting - Notice of Consultation CRTC 2014-190-3
What this means For Canadians