Mandate letters miss the mark entirely on affordable connectivity and Internet access.

But will harmful content legislation and Broadcasting Act reform do so?

Government signals it will neglect its duty to address core Internet affordability and privacy reform issues.

Canada is even further from increased privacy protections today than when C-11 was introduced a year ago.

Minister Champagne’s renewal was approved on Tuesday in the midst of the biggest telecom merger in Canadian history.

Government cannot move Internet legislation forward without basic accountability

Any federal leader who cares about Internet affordability must block this deal.

Apple’s move has been roundly condemned by security experts, developers, and civil rights groups.

Sweeping new Internet regulations cannot be forced through without sound democratic process

The Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada finds the RCMP’s use of facial recognition technology broke the law, but the RCMP is refusing to change its culture of deceit and denial