Bill C-18 passed the second to last vote. In response, Facebook announced that news links in Canada will be blocked.
As Bill C-18 Passes House of Commons, Meta Announces News Links Will Be Blocked Read More »
The case for Bill C-11 being unconstitutional is quite clear, but the likelihood that the Senate will defend the Charter is low.
Yes, the Senate Should Send Bill C-11 Back, But They Likely Won’t Read More »
The Canadian senate is now officially the only thing standing in the way of Bill C-11 abolishing freedom of expression.
Bill C-11 Passes House of Commons, Now at Senate for Final Vote Read More »
In this seventh instalment of the vlog, I react to a Bloc MP’s defence of Bill C-11 where she says its “worth it” to violate
Vlog: MP: Violating Freedom of Expression to Pass Bill C-11 is “Worth It” Read More »
Google’s appearance before a House of Commons committee happened and Liberal and NDP MPs made it a massive waste of time.
Unsurprisingly, MPs Made the Google Committee Hearing a Colossal Waste of Time Read More »
In this sixth instalment of the vlog, I discuss the Canadian governments rejection of the Bill C-11 fix.
Vlog: The Canadian Governments Rejection of the Bill C-11 Fix Read More »
After Google received a House of Commons summons, the media is suggesting that Google CEO’s should be arrested for sending other representatives.
Google Will Appear Before Commons, but Media Suggests Arresting CEO Read More »
Canada’s bill C-18 (AKA Link Tax legislation) has passed the House of Commons committee process. It now moves on to third reading.
Bill C-18 (Link Tax) Passes Committee, Moves on to Third Reading in House of Commons Read More »
Not entirely surprising, but Bill C-11 has passed the House of Commons stages in secret rushed processes.
Bill C-11 Passes House of Commons Stages in Secret Rushed Process Read More »
With Bill C-10 being stuck in a senate committee, we look back at three moments that arguably contributed to this bills downfall.
Three Critical Moments That Left Bill C-10 in Limbo Read More »
