LAST CHANCE: Just 24 hours to tell your MP to #RejectFear and #StopC51

This is it folks - there are now just 24 hours before tomorrow’s FINAL House of Commons vote on Bill C-51. That’s right – there are just hours left to tell your MP to vote against this reckless Bill that will endanger our rights, turn CSIS into a secret police force, and make us all less safe. As the clock ticks down, we need to pull out all the stops to tell MPs to side with Canadians, do the right thing, and vote against this reckless, dangerous, and ineffective legislation.

Your OpenMedia team has been working around-the-clock to make sure everyone’s voice can be heard at this crucial time. With in this mind, please take a moment to send a message to your MP using these brand new hard-hitting social media tools right now.

Let’s step up and make it clear that we won’t be bullied into accepting a vague and dangerous piece of legislation that will undermine our personal security. You’ve heard that ex-judges, security experts, the government’s own privacy commissioner, and conservative voters disagree with C-51. Now over 100 business leaders (including one of the founders of Canada’s largest software company) have taken the unprecedented step of speaking out against the bill.

This is our last chance to send your MP a message before the crucial vote:Use these new social media tools to send your MP a message on Twitter right now. Momentum is on our side: thanks to your hard work, a large majority of Canadians now oppose this Bill. The Conservatives are trying to ram this through fast because they know opposition is growing daily.

Even Conservative MPs are now expressing doubts. We can also convince opposition MPs to stand with Canadians and become even more vocal about this reckless legislation.

Remember: this is the last chance to tell your MP to side with Canadians and vote against this reckless, dangerous, and ineffective legislation. Please, speak out now before it’s too late - and we’ll be sure to report back on how your MP voted.

Stay tuned - and keep speaking up!