Tell Minister Guilbeault to kill the Link Tax NOW!
Minister Guilbeault is planning to give media giants the power to charge fees for sharing links by copyrighting tiny preview snippets. We can stop this. Message him now!
Connect our Kids!
Tell your local and provincial representatives it's time to ensure every student has an adequate device and Internet connection for school.
Done Waiting
As a voter in their riding, your MP knows you’re watching their actions and will be deciding whether to vote for them in the next Federal election. Email them now and demand to know what real action they’re taking for Internet affordability!
Save Internet free speech!
We need to tell the FCC and Trump to keep their hands off the rules that protect freedom of speech online.
Tell Navdeep Bains: You represent Canadians, not Big Telecom
Innovation Minister Navdeep Bains wants to raise your Internet bill to protect Big Telecom. Take action now!
Take back your data from Clearview AI!
Clearview AI is a facial recognition technology company that scrapes the Internet for publicly available images of faces, breaking terms of service agreements, and violating our basic privacy rights.
Support the bill to ban facial recognition in the US
A new bill has been introduced that would prohibit law enforcement from using facial recognition technology, across the entire U.S. Take action to stop it!
Your pandemic Internet story is needed to fix Canada’s Broadband Crisis
It’s been more than 40 days since Rural Economic Development Minister Monsef said applications for Internet connectivity funding would open. So far, no one’s seen a dime. Share how bad connectivity has affected you during COVID-19 and read others’ stories. Let’s put some pressure on Monsef to get Canada connected.
Ban Police Use of Facial Recognition in Canada
Sign the petition to ban the police use of facial recognition technology in Canada!
Stop EARN IT, the anti-encryption bill
The EARN IT act is an attack on encryption in disguise. It’s now up for a vote in the Senate, and if we don’t act swiftly it could be voted in imminently.