The Bill C-11 debate at the government stages could be ending like how it more or less started: with government silencing its critics.
Senator Moves to Shut Down Debate on Bill C-11 in the Senate Read More »
The government is ramming through the free speech killing Bill C-11 by debating a closure motion. It’s putting user generated content on notice.
Death to User Generated Content! Government Debating Closure Motion on Bill C-11 Read More »
The Canadian government is moving to shut down debate on Bill C-18. This as Facebook openly says it could block news links in Canada.
As Facebook Renews Threat to Block News Links, Government Shuts Down C-18 Debate Read More »
Canadian Senator, Paula Simons, wrote an op-ed saying that Bill C-11 is not a censorship bill. She’s wrong.
Paula Simons is Wrong. Bill C-11 is a Censorship Bill and the Facts Prove It Read More »
Time is ticking down before the Summer break. Despite silencing debate to the extreme, passing Bill C-11 before that break is looking doubtful.
The Liberal government making moves to ensure that there is as little debate as possible on Bill C-11 and Bill C-18.
Canadian Government Seeks to Silence Debate to Pass Bill C-11 and Bill C-18 Read More »
We recently saw another attempt to defend Bill C-11. It’s from an author whose claims we previously debunked.
Bill C-18 Defender Tries Defending Bill C-11, Hilarity Ensues Read More »
The platforms aren’t the only place to look for digital rights. We take a look at the English leaders debate.
Digital Rights Not Really A Part of the English Leaders Debate Read More »
Earlier, Freezenet published a visualization of the effects of Bill C-10. The concerns rising from those visualization have made their way onto the Senate floor.
The Liberal party has overruled the speaker and shut down debate. Now, they are putting secret amendments to bill C-10 to a vote.
After Shutting Down C-10 Debate, Liberals Put Secret Amendments to a Vote Read More »
