Today’s deadline sees all intervenors submit arguments in a case that Chief Justice Beverley McLachlin has called one of the most important the Court will hear this year

Commission submits “some of the worst copyright rules in the world” to the European Parliament, including unprecedented new Link Tax powers for publishing giants

Basing an overall decision on TPP on such a flawed and limited assessment would be “like buying a used car sight unseen” warn advocates

We'll need to monitor the implications of this decision closely, to ensure the CRTC's overall framework is benefiting Canadian businesses and households

Mounting opposition to TPP reflected outside and inside today’s government-hosted Town Hall at the University of Toronto

PHOTO OPPORTUNITY: Large Jumbotron outside the Town Hall will beam images and messages from everyday Canadians about the negative impacts of the TPP

Internet users are mobilizing to seek end to data caps, as new report reveals how Canadians are getting a raw deal on both wired and wireless services

Information handed over to the NSA and other foreign agencies can reveal the most intimate details of a Canadian’s private life

Ahead of FCC open meeting, call for evaluation of zero-rating plans to be informed by a transparent, open process

Report sets a positive example for other telecom giants, such as Bell, who prefer to leave their customers in the dark.