The phrase "a Canadian content" is not correct in English.
It should be "Canadian content" without the article "a." You can use "Canadian content" when referring to media, literature, or other works that originate from Canada or are created by Canadian individuals.
Example: "The radio station is required to play a certain percentage of Canadian content to promote local artists."
Alternatives: "Canadian material" or "content from Canada."
Burger King now uses only Canadian beef in its burgers, compared with a 40percentt Canadian content before the mad cow outbreak, said Bill MacLeod, senior purchasing and distribution manager at the chain's Canadian unit in Toronto.
OpenText is a highly acquisitive Canadian content management company.
This is a country that requires public and private broadcasters to carry "Canadian content," a country where Eric Reguly, a columnist for The Globe and Mail here, predicted that Jan . 10-- the day America Online agreed to buy Time Warner -- would "go down in history as the day the Canadian culture died".
One of its tasks is fending off American cultural domination by enforcing a requirement that radio stations and television channels air a minimum proportion of Canadian content.
To ensure a high percentage of Canadian content, the broadcasting authority limits "foreign" shows on all stations.
Here's a list of the Canadian content you probably should look forward to checking out at TIFF purely based on the audience screams that damaged my ears.
For Canadian content, the process is a bit different because we actually have a call for proposals, so we receive close to 200 proposals every year.
In the 1990's she was an executive producer of "Highlander" under Canadian content subsidies and shot this French-Canadian series in Vancouver, Toronto and Paris.
The new regulation allows non-Canadians to contribute up to 50% of the finished content to each of both the music and the lyrics of a recorded piece, and still qualify for Canadian content status provided the recording artist is Canadian, or the song is recorded in Canada.
The book has a North American focus with significant, but not exclusive Canadian Content.
