On July 17th, OpenMedia placed a full-page ad in the Ottawa Citizen inviting CRTC Chair Ian Scott for a beer to discuss Internet regulation — just like he did with Bell!

The May 27 Day of Action saw over 2500 comments sent to the government in a single day, for a total of 14,000 by the consultation deadline.

The CRTC rejected a Bell-backed coalition’s website blocking proposal in 2018 after massive public outcry. Now, the federal government is bringing it back — and putting our online freedoms on the line.

On top of Bill C-10, Canada’s government is trying to give itself sweeping censorship powers to shut off access to parts of the web.

The CRTC made the decision rejecting full MVNOs to benefit Big Telecom — not you.

You made it happen: thanks to thousands of emails from the community, Toronto City Council said YES to community broadband!

Toronto City Council is considering a historic proposal to build a community-owned fibre Internet network!

OpenMedia’s mobile billboard ads just finished circling Parliament, the CRTC, and the Toronto International Film Festival — all ramping up our relentless pressure on the federal government to fix Canada’s Internet.

The government's August 15 decision sided with Big Telecom over Canadians, and we're already seeing Internet bills going up.

So long as the police are using it, surveillance tech like facial recognition is helping to power systemic racism.