MPs have a packed agenda of digital rights issues to grapple with this fall -- with Bill C-51 top of the list.

Exorbitant wireless prices have been the norm for Canadians for too long, but an encouraging shift in policy could be about to change that.

We're worried that governments and commercial entities will see this ruling as justifying censorship requests

An imminent renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) raises big concerns in the Canadian digital rights sphere, including the undermining of our stronger privacy, net neutrality and intellectual property policies.

After years in the dark, the RCMP has finally admitted they are using Stingray Canadian devices to spy on Canadians' cellphones. But this is just the tip of the iceberg. 

As Toronto hosts two days of high-level TPP talks in an undisclosed location, civil society groups warn that TPP cannot be the basis for Canada’s future trade relationships

Get ready Internet advocates – one of the most important battles in the history of the Internet is upon us.

Amidst growing controversy, the RCMP says it deployed IMSI-catchers — commonly known as Stingrays — dozens of times in recent years

Already it looks like the powerful corporate interests behind the TPP are seeking to use upcoming NAFTA negotiations to push their toxic digital agenda

Our friends at IXmaps have launched a greatly improved Internet mapping tool to let you see exactly where your private data travels online