By 30 September 2027, will USTR open a Section 301 investigation of Canada's Online Streaming Act or its contribution regime?
From C-006Sealed 1 Oct 2026Resolves by 30 Sep 2027Open
Our standing estimate
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1
Washington opens a Section 301 investigation of Canada's Online Streaming Act
20% · unlikely · confidence not registered
F-0170 · Open
It does not happen
80%
The situation when it was sealed (1 Oct 2026). Washington has moved Canada's digital rules before, within days.
How it moved
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The vertical line is 31 Oct 2026. Numbers match the outcomes above.
Every sealed estimate for this question: outcome number, register row, date sealed, estimate, status
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Row
Sealed
Estimate
Status
1
F-0170
1 Oct 2026
20%
Open
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Why it matters, by category
Trade, tariffs and sanctions
A Section 301 investigation would put Canada's streaming and digital rules under formal US trade pressure.
Countries it touches
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F-0170
“Happened if, by 30 Sep 2027, USTR publishes a Federal Register notice initiating a Section 301 investigation of Canada's Online Streaming Act or its contribution regime.”
The seals: each statement’s SHA-256 fingerprint
F-0170 sealed 1 Oct 2026SHA-256 496ad9445b15ea0338fc0e6c3c7ddfb42f354b1a243f3c64973584520bdf25a5
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