OpenMedia shared Canadians’ priorities on AI, privacy, and consumer rights for the Canada-EU Digital Trade Agreement, urging trade rules that protect rights and ensure everyone can participate fairly online.

OpenMedia and 60+ experts have called on Prime Minister Carney to act now to protect Canada’s digital sovereignty and stop Big Tech from tightening its grip.

Bill C-2, the so-called “Strong Borders Act,” grants sweeping new surveillance powers to police and spy agencies. OpenMedia’s FAQ breaks down what’s really going on, and how it could impact the digital lives of everyone in Canada.

Your OpenMedia team appeared at CRTC last week, and brought forward your asks: we want easier access to Canadian content when we want it, and firmly oppose it being forced into our feeds when we don’t!

La nouvelle plateforme de politique numérique d'OpenMedia présente un plan détaillé pour que notre prochain gouvernement bâtisse un Internet canadien libre, équitable et florissant.

OpenMedia's new digital policy platform presents a point by point plan for our next government to build a free, fair and flourishing Canadian Internet.

Making sense of how Parliament’s prorogation, the looming election and foreign threats coming south of the border are pulling the strings on digital legislation.

OpenMedia’s recent survey showed our members love Canadian Content as storytelling that reflects Canada’s people, culture, and values – and believe that content can flourish on the global stage. The results shaped our submission to the CRTC’s consultation on modernizing the definition of Canadian Content as part of implementing the Online Streaming Act.

The good, the bad, and what must be fixed in Bill C-63.

It’s been called the “Most dangerous Canadian Internet bill you’ve never heard of”.