Open Media Posts Petition Against Canada’s Surveillance Bill
Bill C-2, which has lawful access buried in its provisions, has sparked a petition from Open Media.
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Review: Puddle of Mudd – Away from Me (Rock)
This review covers the post-grunge track Puddle of Mudd – Away From Me.
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First Impression: Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury (Nintendo Switch)
This is the 207th instalment of our first impression video series. Today, we are playing Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury for the first time.
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Canadian House of Commons Rises for the Summer
Bills still working their way through the House of Commons are on pause for now as the house rose for the Summer.
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Mainstream Media Botches Data Leak Story
The story about 16 billion new passwords leaking turned out to be less than accurate.
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Review: Pikmin 2 (GameCube)
In this review, we gather the treasure in the GameCube game, Pikmin 2. We find out how well this puzzle game plays.
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9th Circuit Rules Public Line Dancing Constitutes an Armed Rebellion
Trump’s military crackdown on the American people is permitted to continue after the 9th circuit overturned a lower court decision.
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Review: Iggy Pop feat. Green Day – Private Hell (Rock)
This review covers the rock track Iggy Pop feat. Green Day – Private Hell.
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Trump’s ICE Thugs Arrest Democrat for the Crime of Asking for a Warrant
Brad Lander, a New York City comptroller and mayoral candidate, was arrested by ICE for daring to ask for a warrant.
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Bill C-4 Exempts Political Parties From Privacy Laws
Apparently, privacy laws are for other people, and not political parties. This according to Bill C-4. Earlier, I wrote about Bill C-2 resurrecting lawful access,
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