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Five Questions Minister Evan Solomon Forgot to Ask About AI
Canadians were asked to weigh in on the country’s AI future, but the government’s consultation missed the mark. The questions focus on boosting innovation and industry, not protecting people, creativity, or the planet. Here are five big things missing from Canada’s AI conversation, and why they matter.
OpenMedia Submission to the Finance Committee Calls for Stronger Voter Privacy Protections
OpenMedia has urged the Standing Committee on Finance to remove Part 4 of Bill C-4, which would enable continued abuse by political parties in how they collect and use voter data.
Defending Our ‘Digital Selves’: A Guide for Canadians to Reclaim Digital Autonomy from Foreign Tech Giants
Canada has fallen behind on digital sovereignty, with much of our digital life controlled by foreign tech giants, but Canadians don’t have to stay powerless.
OpenMedia Survey: Canadians Want Proactive AI Rules for Rights, Privacy, and Sustainability
Canadians are far more worried about AI’s risks than its benefits, with overwhelming concern about misinformation, fraud, and surveillance, yet regulation remains lacking. OpenMedia’s recent community survey found that Canadians want proactive, people-first AI rules.
OpenMedia Amplifies Canadians’ Voices on AI, Privacy, and Consumer Rights for Canada-EU Digital Trade Consultations
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.
Open Letter to the Prime Minister of Canada from Organizations and Individuals Concerned About Canada’s Digital Sovereignty
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 FAQ: Explaining Canada’s Dangerous New Surveillance Law
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.
OpenMedia Calls on CRTC to Rein In Big Telecom’s Marketing Spin
OpenMedia testified at the CRTC to demand honest, accessible information on Internet and mobile performance for Canadian consumers.
OpenMedia presents community’s vision for Canadian Content at CRTC Hearing
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!
Fort, Souverain, Libre et Juste : Une plateforme de politique numérique 2025 pour le Canada
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.
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