Canadian Bar Association Pushes for Notice-and-Takedown in Canada
Notice-and-Takedown has been widely known as a disastrous policy in the US. Now, the Canadian Bar Association is saying Canada should follow suit.
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CRTC Chair Comments Sparks Fears of Weakening Net Neutrality
The protection of net neutrality in Canada has been a source of pride. Now, comments by the CRTC chairman are raising concerns.
Canadian Government Moves to End Misleading P2P Demand Letters
After nearly four years of corporations abusing the notice-and-notice system in Canada, the Canadian government is moving to put this abuse to an end.
CRTC Rejects Bell’s Internet Censorship Proposal
In a big victory for digital rights, Canadian regulator, the CRTC, has rejected the Bell coalition proposal to censor the Internet.
Canada Reaches NAFTA Deal Outline With US
Canadian and American negotiators have pulled an 11th hour deal on the new North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
Will They Or Won’t They Make the Deadline for NAFTA?
The deadline set by the American’s for NAFTA is midnight tonight. All eyes are trained on negotiations in this 11th hour.
Doubts About Making NAFTA Deadline Intensifies
The copyright provisions in NAFTA could face further uncertainty as doubts about making the self-imposed deadlines intensifies.
Canadian Supreme Court: ISPs Can Be Compensated for Notices
Another critical aspect of the recent court ruling is that ISPs can demand compensation for handling notices of infringement.
Supreme Court of Canada: IP Address Does Not Mean Guilt
A recent Supreme Court of Canada ruling could have major implications for any potential file-sharing cases in the future.
Five Eyes Spy Agencies Demand Backdoors to Encryption
Spy agencies from Canada, the US, Britain, Australia, and New Zealand are demanding services include backdoors to their encryption.
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