The rules force the major music streamers to contribute to a fund to benefit Canadian broadcasting. But some advocates for the music industry are angry that it aids only legacy media - and doesn't take changing technology into consideration. 

Music Canada's Patrick Rogers is "describing last month’s “bewildering” tax decision as a means to hold onto old policy rather than to modernize, ignoring the role licensed streaming plays in building the careers of Canadian artists."

CRTC slammed over new tax on music streaming services to fund legacy broadcasting