The Canadian Heritage consultation on Canadian content in a digital world recently concluded and the department has now posted the responses. There are few surprises with many creator groups supporting Netflix and Internet taxes, while Internet providers and consumer groups oppose them (my submission can be found here). The Ontario government was the only provincial government to file a response. The Ontario Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport's submission acknowledges that there is "no evidence of an overall Cancon policy failure that would justify revolutionary policy reform", but leaves little doubt that the government is open to new Internet taxes to fund Canadian content. The Ontario government previously worked toward a Netflix tax as part of the CRTC's Let's Talk TV consultation. Given the controversy that generated, it is a bit more cautious this time but its support is not difficult to discern. Its starting point is that all industry players in the Canadian media market be required to contribute to Cancon. The submission states: