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CIRA Launches Fourth Season of Award-Winning Podcast on Canada's Creator Economy

CIRA has announced the premiere of the fourth season of its podcast, 'What’s up with the internet?'. This season will focus on how content creators are influencing media, culture, and work in Canada. The podcast recently received two Awards of Distinction at the 2026 Communicator Awards.

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The Canadian Internet Registration Authority (CIRA) has officially launched the fourth season of its podcast, 'What’s up with the internet?'. This new season is set to delve into the evolving landscape of Canada's creator economy, examining how content creators are shaping various sectors including media and culture.

CIRA's podcast has gained recognition for its insightful discussions and analysis, recently receiving two Awards of Distinction at the 2026 Communicator Awards. With the rise of digital platforms and content creation, CIRA aims to highlight the significant role that creators play in today's digital economy and their influence on the way Canadians perceive and engage with media.

Listeners can expect discussions that will feature a diverse range of voices from the creator community, offering insights into the challenges and opportunities that come with content creation in Canada. CIRA's commitment to facilitating dialogue around internet-related issues underscores its role in supporting a dynamic and responsive online environment.

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