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Over 8,500 signatures urge stronger Right to Repair protections in Canada
With input from over 8,500 action takers in the OpenMedia community, our submission to the Government of Canada’s recent consultations on the right to repair highlights the strong demand for affordable, repairable devices and their importance to Canadian consumers.
Squeezing blood from a stone: why the CRTC fails Canadians
The CRTC is fixated on a telecom competition strategy that cannot work.
Canada must regulate AI right, not first
OpenMedia's testimony to Canada's Parliament on how to regulate our privacy and artificial intelligence effectively.
What’s an MVNO? an OpenMedia FAQ
Questions and answers on how MVNOs would fix Canada’s broken telecom market
Your voice, DELIVERED: OpenMedia community urges CRTC to dethrone Big Telecom’s fibre monopoly!
We submitted input from nearly 4,500 people to the CRTC, urging the Commission to force Big Telecom to provide fibre wholesale access to indie ISPs!
OpenMedia calls on new chair of CRTC to prioritize competition, affordability, and everyday people’s needs
Canada’s Internet is dangerously adrift. OpenMedia’s letter to new CRTC chair Vicky Eatrides urges her to put us back on track.
Guest Blog: What Taylor Swift’s Ticketmaster debacle tells us about concentration on the internet
Monopolies on the mind? Check out this piece from our friends at CIRA: “Now it’s Ticketmaster and Taylor Swift tickets. Next, it could be the infrastructure of a Big Tech company.”
Taking your right to repair message on Bill C-244 to the Standing Committee on Industry and Technology.
We took your voice to parliament, will they act now?
Guest Blog: National Capital Freenet (NCF) is “still fighting for change after 30 years”
Minister Champagne’s refusal to revisit the CRTC’s Internet price hikes has hurt independent providers’ efforts to close the digital divide.
DEBUNKED! Did Minister Champagne actually stop the Rogers-Shaw buyout?
Or did he approve it? The truth is: Champagne rubber stamped the affordability-crushing deal. Here’s how he pulled off the sleight of hand.
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