c55e30b4_f_Consultation_CRTC_2014_190_3__What_this_means_For_Canadians
[Theme] Programming requirements (French and English markets) [Proposal] All licensed television stations and specialty and pay services would be subject to CPE requirements. The group-based licensing approach would be maintained and CPE levels would be adjusted initially to maintain the current level of dollar expenditures. CPE would increase over the licence term. CPE levels would be determined at licence renewal. Exhibition requirements for the broadcast day would be eliminated, but evening period requirements would be maintained. [What this means For Canadians] 
All licensed TV stations and specialty and pay channels would contribute financially to the production of Canadian programs. However, they could continue to take advantage of the efficiencies available by being members of a large broadcasting group. Their financial contributions to Canadian programs would increase over time. Requirements to show Canadian programs during the day would be lifted. Canadian programs must still be shown in the evening. This means that Canadian programs would still be available during the time of day when most Canadians watch television while reducing program repeats.
Broadcasting - Notice of Consultation CRTC 2014-190-3
What this means For Canadians