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TikTok Canada halts arts sponsorships including with TIFF, Junos as shutdown looms

TikTok Canada announced it is pulling sponsorships of the Juno Awards and TIFF as it prepares to shut down Canadian operations under a federal order.
Following Ottawa's November order over national security concerns, TikTok Canada is winding down operations and suspending key initiatives, including sponsorships of major arts events.
TikTok Canada is ending sponsorships of the Junos, TIFF, MusiCounts, and Indigenous creator programs due to federal shutdown orders over national security concerns.
Millions in arts funding are canceled as Canadian officials question future support amid TikTok's shutdown, raising concerns about cultural sector stability.
The Canadian cultural sector faces long-term risks as TikTok's shutdown raises questions about future investment and universities must seek alternative funding sources amid a volatile policy environment.

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Le Devoir

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Tiktok Canada Suspends Sponsorships, Including with Adisq, Tiff and Juno

The company reports compliance with a federal cessation order in Canada.

20 days ago·Montreal, Canada

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Radio-Canada

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Tiktok Canada Suspends Sponsorships

TikTok, who says he has invested millions of dollars since the opening of his offices in Canada, is no longer supporting ADISQ, TIFF and Juno awards.

20 days ago·Montreal, Canada

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CBC News

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TikTok Canada halts sponsorships at TIFF, Junos and other arts groups

TikTok says it's pulling out as a sponsor of several Canadian arts institutions, including the Juno Awards and the Toronto International Film Festival, as it prepares to comply with a federal order to shut down operations in Canada.

20 days ago·Canada

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