Results show parents' concerns about their children's exposure to harmful content and lack of knowledge on online safety practices.

Our Freedom of Expression campaigner wrapped up her first year at OpenMedia; here are her main takeaways.

This week, we delivered 35k petition signatures to our Senators demanding they fix Bill C-11!

Common questions and answers on Bill C-11

We took your voices to Parliament, will they act now?

The government reintroduced Bill C-11 and it's still a mess

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.

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.

And what it means for 21st-century streaming content in Canada

We’ve been arguing that the EU Commission’s new copyright proposal would affect news links shared on social media — and it looks like we’re right.

MEPs on key European Parliament committee will meet with your OpenMedia team tomorrow to discuss opposition to ancillary copyright and additional liabilities for online platforms.

The continued failure to reform our outdated Access to Information Act has led to a backlogged, inefficient system for accessing public information, seriously infringing the public’s collective right to know. Policies prohibiting federal scientists from speaking about their research are preventing Canadians from having detailed, reliable information about our environment.  Most recently, Bill C-51 poses a serious threat to free expression through its expansion of digital surveillance. This legislation will give Canadian security agencies the unjustifiable ability to spy on individuals who have done nothing wrong, without creating any additional accountability, oversight, or justification that these measures are necessary or effective.