Vlog: Bill C-11 Explained (Section 4 and User Generated Content) Drew Wilson | November 2, 2022 In this fifth instalment of the vlog, I go over the text of the legislation and explain how Section 4 impacts user generated content.
NOYB: Use of Google Analytics is Illegal in Europe Drew Wilson | January 23, 2022 The legality of data transfers in Europe is in focus as NOYB says that Google Analytics is illegal in Europe.
An Analysis of the Platform of the People’s Party of Canada Drew Wilson | September 10, 2021 We finish our roundup of all the platforms with the People’s Party of Canada. Our analysis extends to that party.
Green Party Releases Their Platform – Our Analysis Drew Wilson | September 9, 2021 With two weeks to go, the Green Party has released their party platform. We offer our analysis through the digital rights lens.
Liberal Party Releases Platform – Our Analysis (Part 2) Drew Wilson | September 2, 2021 The Liberal party released their platform yesterday. We started our analysis on the same day and are continuing that analysis today.
Bloc Quebecois Releases Platform – Our Rough Analysis Drew Wilson | August 29, 2021 Another party has released their party platform. This time, it is the Bloc Quebecois. We offer our rather rough analysis of it.
NDP Releases Party Platform Before Election – An Analysis Drew Wilson | August 20, 2021 A little while ago, the NDP apparently released their party platform. So, we decided to conduct our analysis on it next.
Conservative Party Releases Platform – An Analysis (Part 2) Drew Wilson | August 17, 2021 We continue our detailed analysis of the Conservative party platform. This thanks to how large the platform is in the first place.
Conservative Party Releases Platform – An Analysis (Part 1) Drew Wilson | August 16, 2021 The Conservative Party has already released their party platform. We offer an analysis through the lens of digital rights.
Canada’s Bill C-10 Secret Speech Regulation Bill Made Public – A Quick Analysis Drew Wilson | June 14, 2021 After being shrouded in secrecy, the current version of Bill C-10 was finally made public. We offer a quick analysis of the legislation.
