OpenMedia has signed onto an open letter to Justin Trudeau that voices concerns about recently tabled policies and regulations that threaten to harm the Internet, Canada's knowledge economy, and every individual in this country.

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.

In the hands of the police, facial recognition technology brings us one step closer to a full surveillance state.

The Vancouver Police Department announced a moratorium on facial recognition technology after a complaint was filed by OpenMedia.

Penned by Tamir Israel from Samuelson-Glushko Canadian Internet Policy and Public Interest Clinic (CIPPIC), this deep dive into the April 15th CRTC MVNO decision outlines how the Commission’s regulatory solution offers slim hopes for Canada’s cell phone market.

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

The OpenMedia community rallied together to make our voices heard about the importance of privacy protections in the public sector.

The government and the CRTC have tools to remedy the situation, but aren't using them effectively. It is time for change.

We were told that Bill C-11 would introduce huge fines for privacy violations. We put it to the test and it completely fails.

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