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Conditions of Uncertainty: Bill C-27’s approach to sensitive personal information is not enough
What kinds of information are deserving of special protection under Canadian privacy law? We explore the current landscape in light of Canada's proposed privacy laws, and look to other jurisdictions that are doing it better.
Your voice DELIVERED: Over 35,000 signatures to the Senate on Bill C-11.
This week, we delivered 35k petition signatures to our Senators demanding they fix Bill C-11!
Your voice DELIVERED: Over 20K signatures to the government demanding Right to Repair
Over 20K of the OpenMedia community have spoken out to support the right to repair legislation!
Guest Blog: National Capital Freenet (NCF) is “still fighting for change after 30 years”
Minister Champagne’s refusal to revisit the CRTC’s Internet price hikes has hurt independent providers’ efforts to close the digital divide.
Parliament must fast-track repair Bill C-244
Enshrining our right to repair our devices is long overdue
Bill C-18: Taking your voice to the Standing Committee on Canadian Heritage.
OpenMedia testified to Parliament on the impact of C-18; here’s how it went.
Your voice, DELIVERED: OpenMedia community speaks out more than 17,000 times to demand urgent privacy protections now!
This week, we delivered more than 11K signatures calling for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to create strong privacy protections for people in Canada, and nearly 6K messages have been sent!
DEBUNKED! Did Minister Champagne actually stop the Rogers-Shaw buyout?
Or did he approve it? The truth is: Champagne rubber stamped the affordability-crushing deal. Here’s how he pulled off the sleight of hand.
Minister Champagne paves way for affordability-crushing Rogers-Shaw buyout
Canada’s Innovation Minister again fails Canadians, backs Big Telecom companies
Minister Champagne’s 3 Simple Steps to Collapsing Internet Competition in Canada
Our “Minister of Collapse” must undo this affordability disaster of his own making.
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