CBC Report: Growing Number Of Canadians Cutting Traditional Television

A growing number of Canadians are ditching their traditional television subscriptions, according to a new CBC research report, the  Canadian Press reports.
The May 2015 report said more than half of Canadians currently without cable television have "cut the cord," meaning they had a television subscription and cancelled it.
"With the prevalence of TV content on the Internet and Netflix, Canadians are seeing less need to have a TV subscription," the report said.
Sixteen per cent of Canadians don't pay for a traditional TV service, up from 12 per cent three years ago, the report said.
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