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Canadians will finally be able to stream the wild Britney Spears documentary this week

You’ve seen the backlash and dozens of years-too-late note app apologies, now see what all the buzz is about. This week, Canadians will finally be able to watch the eye-opening documentary Framing Britney Spears without a VPN.

Unfortunately, when it was first released to Hulu on the 5th, Northerners were slapped with a “not available in your area,” and had to observe from the outside.

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It’s been tough, but it’s finally our time and we know without a shadow of a doubt, it’ll be well worth the wait. Even if we do already know everything about the documentary no thanks to social media.

According to the Huffington Post, Hulu said that Canadians would be able to stream the New York Times film, Framing Britney Spears this Friday, February 26th on Crave TV, so buckle in, folks.

We’re about to go for a long, heartbreaking ride to Justice-Ville; and you better believe that we’re stopping in to revisit every immoral thing that the public has ever said about the undisputed Princess of Pop. #FreeBritney

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