CBC Thinks Boycotts Failed Because it’s too Hard to Quit Meta, But Problem is Deeper Than That
It seems that the CBC is doing some soul searching on why the Meta boycotts failed. They think it’s because it’s too hard to quit.
It seems that the CBC is doing some soul searching on why the Meta boycotts failed. They think it’s because it’s too hard to quit.
While government advertising was suspended on Meta out of principle, it seems political advertising might be too valuable to lose.
Government Refuses to Suspend Political Party Spending on Meta Read More »
After the party passed a media censorship resolution, the Heritage Minister defended, then distanced himself from it.
With the Conservatives opposing Bill C-11, it’s easy to see them as a guardian of free speech. Drew Wilson believes otherwise, though.
The Newfoundland hack is continuing to prove the need for privacy reform. While a Canadian spy agency gave a fresh reason, the government still won’t
The platforms aren’t the only place to look for digital rights. We take a look at the English leaders debate.
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It took pretty much the whole election, but we finally finished analyzing all the parties we hoped to check out. This is what we found.
Party Platforms for the 2021 Canadian Election Compared – A Roundup Read More »
The Liberal party has released their platform. So, we offer our analysis of it like the other parties.
Liberal Party Releases Platform – Our Analysis (Part 1) Read More »
After the gag order silenced the committee’s debate on Bill C-10, the topic of lasting consequences was brought up by the Green Party and the
After Gagging Committee Debate, NDP and Green Party Question Procedure Read More »
When it come to how Bill C-10 passes, thanks to the Bloc, it could be politics making a triumph over the law and how the
Bloc’s Support of Bill C-10 Could Mean Politics Threatens to Overrule Reality Read More »