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Move Bill C-27 forward for privacy protections!

Stop stalling on Bill C-27! Email your MP now to get privacy DONE before its time is up.
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Over 8,500 signatures urge stronger Right to Repair protections in Canada

With input from over 8,500 action takers in the OpenMedia community, our submission to the Government of Canada’s recent consultations on the right to repair highlights the strong demand for affordable, repairable devices and their importance to Canadian consumers.
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Protect voter privacy: End loopholes now!

Canada’s political parties are exploiting our personal data without any oversight, and privacy laws don’t apply to them. Send your message for voter privacy protections!
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Support Device Ownership!

Reclaim control over your device! Stand up for stronger Right to Repair protections in Canada.
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Report: At least 91 companies in Canada’s Political Influence Industry

Businesses are handling Canadian voter data in ‘regulatory void’
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Tip of the Iceberg: The Political Influence Industry In Canada

OpenMedia's new research report, The Political Influence Industry, sheds light on dozens of secretive businesses that handling YOUR sensitive voting behaviour data on behalf of federal political parties in Canada- with few effective rules limiting their actions.
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BCCLA and OpenMedia React: Bill S-210 leaving committee stage without adequate study

Moved forward with no witnesses or amendments, Bill-S210 is not fit for service
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Open letter calls on federal parties to accept BC privacy ruling, amend federal law

Nearly 40 experts urge federal parties to end their privacy law impunity
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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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Joint letter urges Justice Minister to split Bill C-63

Separating controversial human rights impacting provisions is critical

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