Final Sitting Day: Senators Agree to Extend Sitting Days to Push Through Bill C-10 Drew Wilson | June 23, 2021 More rules are being bent and broken to pass Bill C-10. What is it going to take to finally kill this thing?
2 Sitting Days Left: C-10 Passes House of Commons At 1:30AM, But Senate Resists Drew Wilson | June 22, 2021 While C-10 passed in the dead of night while Canadians slept, it seems that circumventing democracy in the Senate is going to be more challenging.
3 Sitting Days Left: Liberals, NDP, and Bloc Vote Down Protecting User Generated Content a Third Time Drew Wilson | June 21, 2021 The motion to re-instate Section 4.1 has been defeated, marking the third time the Liberals, Bloc, and NDP voted this critical protection down.
Other Observers Begin Pointing Out Bill C-10 Time Crunch, Google and Internet Archive Speaks Out Drew Wilson | June 19, 2021 After pointing out the seemingly impossible timetable for Bill C-10, others are joining in on this observation. This as Internet Archive and Google speak out.
4 Sitting Days Left – Guilbeault’s Push to Introduce Bill C-10 to Senate Receives Backlash Drew Wilson | June 18, 2021 The Heritage Minister isn’t giving up his war on free speech. Guilbeault tried “introducing” C-10 into the senate, but senators are calling this “insulting”.
With 5 Sitting Days Left, Motion to Protect User Generated Content Tabled for Bill C-10 Drew Wilson | June 17, 2021 The house of commons has 5 sitting days left. One motion tabled would re-introduce Section 4.1. It would be the third vote on this critical section.
Speaker of the House of Commons Voids Secret Bill C-10 Amendments Drew Wilson | June 16, 2021 The speaker of the House of Commons has voided the secret amendments that were voted on in committee. He says the committee exceeded its authority.
Another Gag Order is Introduced to Pass Bill C-10, Reflections on Analysis Drew Wilson | June 15, 2021 The government has introduced a second gag order on debate. Also, we reflect on what we’ve learned in the analysis of Bill C-10.
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.
Canada Condemns Nigerian Twitter Ban As it Rams Through Bill C-10 Drew Wilson | June 13, 2021 After Nigeria banned Twitter, Canada joined other countries in condemning the move. This as it preps its own free speech crack down at home.
