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FAQs, practical tips, and how-to’s for a free and open Internet.
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Squeezing blood from a stone: why the CRTC fails Canadians

The CRTC is fixated on a telecom competition strategy that cannot work.
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Federal Political Parties: Flunking the Privacy Law Test

Laws are sort of like a high school exam. There are rules, expectations, and results. Did you meet the goals? Did you do something wrong? Did you try to get one past the teacher and sneak in some notes?
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How OpenMedia fought for net neutrality!

It was a sad day for the Internet when Ajit Pai’s FCC repealed #NetNeutrality back in 2017. But the Internet and the OpenMedia community fought back. Here’s the story how we did it.
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Explaining Bill C-63, The Online Harms Act: An OpenMedia FAQ

The good, the bad, and what must be fixed in Bill C-63.
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Stakeholders present key artificial intelligence amendments to Bill C-27

A group of civil society groups are delivering fixes to the AI portions of Bill C-27 to parliamentarians.
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​​Bill C-26: Cybersecurity Hero or Privacy Villain?

Everything you need to know about cybersecurity Bill C-26
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What’s wrong with Bill S-210? An OpenMedia FAQ

It’s been called the “Most dangerous Canadian Internet bill you’ve never heard of”.
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Canada’s Political Party Privacy Hall of Shame

The top privacy breaches of all time by political parties
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OpenMedia takes the C-11 fight to the CRTC

OpenMedia testified at the CRTC on C-11! Here’s what went down.
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Canada must regulate AI right, not first

OpenMedia's testimony to Canada's Parliament on how to regulate our privacy and artificial intelligence effectively.

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