DNS resolution services can help keep your data private, and some offer features like malware and phishing blocking. Is adopting one right for you?

How can the government protect privacy if cell phone tracking is used to combat COVID-19?

You shared your Internet stories with us. We plastered them in ads. Our decision makers won't be able to ignore these.

The verdict of the election is here. So what is going to happen to the future of digital policy in Canada?

With the election just days away, voters are getting ready to vote. But, where do the parties stand on Internet and privacy issues?

Back in August the CRTC significantly cut down the rates for what Big Telecom can charge smaller providers for network access. As a result, a handful of smaller Internet service providers are already passing that benefit on to their customers. 

Canada’s telecommunications system is going through a major overhaul, and the next government will decide what direction we go in.

By lowering wholesale broadband Internet rates, the CRTC is lowering barriers for small Internet providers to enter the market!

Canada’s political parties have failed to meet basic privacy expectations. Now we’re calling on them to protect personal information and empower citizens. 

While a step in the right direction, the Code fails to provide a sufficiently robust framework to protect customers from Big Telecom’s widespread predatory practices