OpenMedia calls on Minister Goodale to address this blatant violation of Canadians' Charter rights in the government's security consultation

OpenMedia is intervening in Supreme Court of Canada case that will have vast implications for global free expression online

Launched following pressure from over 300,000 Canadians, government consultation focuses more on concerns of police than needs of public.

The Court of Justice of the European Union has ruled that it can be illegal for websites  merely to link to copyrighted content, even if they don’t host such content themselves

Canada’s CRTC will soon hold hearings on how best to protect the open Internet: today’s new EU regulations set a positive example

Just days ago, the Commission promised not to introduce a Link Tax, but leaked documents now confirm it plans to proceed with the unpopular new policy

Today’s announcement has the potential to strengthen oversight of Canada’s security agencies, but is only the first of many reforms required

The Internet is not impressed by the Commission’s push to create a new tax on links and snippets, as part of their new copyright directive

Key ruling prohibiting Internet slow lanes sends strong signal to Canada and the European Union which are currently reviewing their own Net Neutrality rules

Nearly 2,000 people a week now signing petition urging Netflix to respect its customers’ right to use a VPN to protect their privacy