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, […]
Bill C-4 Exempts Political Parties From Privacy Laws Read More »
One of the obvious legal challenges against the Online Streaming Act is moving forward in the Canadian courts.
Court Case Challenging Online Streaming Act Moves Forward Read More »
Canadian privacy nemesis, Lawful Access, appears to be back. It’s part of what is now known as Bill C-2.
Lawful Access Resurrected Again After Bill C-2 Gets Tabled Read More »
With the introduction of age verification, I ran an analysis of the bill. Michael Geist did the same and noted the age estimation provisions.
Michael Geist Notes Inclusion of Age Estimation in Bill S-209 Read More »
The Conservative party backed internet censorship bill, the age verification bill, is back before the senate already.
Conservative Internet Censorship Bill, Age Verification, is Back. Our Analysis Read More »
Canada’s digital innovators have taken numerous hits. Canada’s throne speech appears to have further shafted them.
Canada’s Throne Speech Leaves Digital Innovation Behind Read More »
The Internet is not television, but Quebec is sure hell bent on legislating it like that anyway with Bill 109. Throughout the Bill C-11 debate,
Quebec Introduces Its Own Version of Bill C-11 Read More »
The pure nonsense talking point that streamers must pay news organizations free money is back at the CRTC thanks to the CAB.
CAB To CRTC: Streamers Must Give News Orgs Free Money Because Reasons Read More »
With the cabinet picks now out in the open, what’s next to look for? That would be the speech from the throne which is the next big step.
Canada’s Speech From the Throne Could Offer Clues for Future Digital Lawmaking Read More »
I’ve long said the Online News Act needs to be scrapped. Now, I’m learning that at least one Liberal MP agrees with me now.
Liberal MP Calls for Online News Act to Be Scrapped Read More »
