If this were to happen, it poses an interesting question: what happens to Canada?

Paramount+ is available here.

Peacock isn't.

Does that mean we only get half the shows? Seriously, would this disenfranchise subscribers here? Would they need a separate feed for Canada, which may be more trouble than it's worth? How would they work this out? Lots of questions, but few answers. If you're a Paramount+ subscriber here, keep an eye on this one. While you can. 

Wow, that's a bit of an overreaction. I'm not panicking in any way. I'm just asking a question.

I don't happen to subscribe to any streaming services at the moment, so it won't affect me in any way. I just thought - and still do - it's an interesting question about what would happen if one service that's available here merged with one that isn't and how that would affect Canadians. 

Seems like a pretty innocent query to me and one worth asking because it certainly seems like something that will eventually comes to pass. Whether this is the test case, remains to be seen. 

I'm the one who knows what I meant about this post. You can interpret it however you want but as the author, I can assure you it was merely an innocent question. Your insistence that it's not, implying I'm lying, is frankly, kind of insulting. You're usually better than that.

The merged service would have less content in Canada.
Paramount+ already has far fewer options in Canada than the US.
In the US, you can watch your local CBS affiliate, as well as several other channels live. In Canada, you only get CBS’s online news channel.
In the US, you get hundreds of documentaries from the Smithsonian channel, almost none of which are available on the Canadian service. I’m sure there are other differences I hadn’t noticed.