Carney's Minister Just Confirmed It — The Social Media Ban Is Only The First Step But What's Next?

Yesterday Culture Minister Marc Miller confirmed what many of us already suspected — the social media ban for anyone under 16 is not the end goal. It's just the beginning.

75% of Canadians support banning kids and teens under 16 from social media according to an Angus Reid Institute poll released March 29th. The grassroots have spoken and the Liberals are listening — but not for the reasons you think.

Because here's what Miller actually said. The ban is just one layer. Online harms don't end at 16. And the responsibility needs to extend beyond social media to all social platforms.

All social platforms.

That includes WhatsApp. Telegram. Signal. And if you think that's where it stops — what else is considered a social platform? AI bots. ChatGPT. Gemini. Claude. Grok. The same tools millions of Canadians use every single day to access information the mainstream media won't cover.

And now that the Liberals have their majority — Bills C-8, C-9 and C-22 can pass without a single opposition vote.

Miller pointed to Australia as the model they want to follow. But here's what he didn't tell you — Australia's teen social media ban has already been called a flop. They passed the legislation anyway.

So tonight we ask the question every Canadian should be asking. If the social media ban is just the first layer — what comes next? And what do we do about it?

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