Censorship in Canada

Censorship in Canada means that certain things cannot be said, shown, or done in public. It means that any books, magazines, films, websites, plays, songs, etc. might be restricted or banned if they contain words, images, or topics that the government does not agree with or believes could be hurtful. Censorship in Canada is done to protect people from hurtful or negative messages and to make sure everyone follows the laws.