Inside Pierre Poilievre’s Vision for the Internet Drew Wilson | September 12, 2022 Pierre Poilievre has become the leader of the Conservative party. We look at what his vision for the internet is from what we could find.
Reflecting on the Chris Bittle Affair – the Partisanship Angle Drew Wilson | August 29, 2022 Drew Wilson offers his own reflection on the Chris Bittle affair, talking about the partisanship angle.
Open Media Speaks Out Against Bill C-11 at the Standing Committee Drew Wilson | May 28, 2022 Digital rights organization, Open Media, appeared before the standing committee to speak out against Bill C-11.
The New NDP-Liberal Deal Would Never Have Had An Impact on Bill C-11 Drew Wilson | March 22, 2022 Canada’s federal NDP and Liberal parties have struck a deal. The deal would have never had an impact on Bill C-11.
Canadian Election: Liberals Handed Another Minority Government Drew Wilson | September 21, 2021 It was long the result we were expecting: the election results are in and the Liberals have a minority government.
Election Day in Canada is Finally Here, Polls Close Soon Drew Wilson | September 20, 2021 Election day is finally here. After a short campaign, Canadian’s will finally have a say in this hot mess.
5 Things You Probably Won’t See in the Next Canadian Government Drew Wilson | September 16, 2021 With the Canadian election going to hit next Monday, we look at 5 things unlikely to become reality after.
Digital Rights Not Really A Part of the English Leaders Debate Drew Wilson | September 12, 2021 The platforms aren’t the only place to look for digital rights. We take a look at the English leaders debate.
As Canada Seemingly Heads Towards Election, No Clear Voice in Ottawa for Digital Rights Drew Wilson | July 8, 2021 Bill C-10 has put Canada in uncharted territories in more ways than one. One aspect is the fact that no party is a champion for digital rights.
Opinion: The Case for the Canadian Pirate Party Has Never Been Stronger Drew Wilson | June 3, 2021 While the Canadian Pirate Party has been missing in action, Drew Wilson argues that the case for their presence has never been better.
