Les préjudices en ligne, c’est un gros problème — mais les régler ne devrait pas se faire au détriment de nos droits! L’ancien gouvernement avait promis de séparer les bons éléments du projet de loi C-63 sur les préjudices en ligne des parties problématiques. Il est temps que le nouveau gouvernement tienne cette promesse envers les Canadien·ne·s!

Online harms are a big problem, but fixing them shouldn't cost us our rights! The last government promised to separate the good parts of Online Harms Bill C-63 from the problematic ones. Now is the time for our new government to deliver on that promise to Canadians!

Your OpenMedia team appeared at CRTC last week, and brought forward your asks: we want easier access to Canadian content when we want it, and firmly oppose it being forced into our feeds when we don’t!

La nouvelle plateforme de politique numérique d'OpenMedia présente un plan détaillé pour que notre prochain gouvernement bâtisse un Internet canadien libre, équitable et florissant.

OpenMedia's new digital policy platform presents a point by point plan for our next government to build a free, fair and flourishing Canadian Internet.

Canada’s lack of digital sovereignty is leaving our privacy and national security exposed. Now is the time to reclaim control over our data and networks.

Canadian media is broken—too much drama, not enough trust. Canadians deserve real journalism that informs, not divides. It’s time to demand a diverse, independent media system and push back against corporate control and foreign influence. Tell our leaders to #FixCanadianMedia now!

What we can learn from Elon Musk.

Making sense of how Parliament’s prorogation, the looming election and foreign threats coming south of the border are pulling the strings on digital legislation.