What will a U.S TikTok Ban mean for Canadians?

What will a U.S TikTok Ban mean for Canadians?

January 14, 2025 4:23 pm MST.

Some social media users who use TikTok to generate income are worried about what a potential ban could mean for them. Brandon Rowe takes a look and has the story.

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