Another Nail in the Consultation Coffin: PM Pushes Forward With Online Harms Proposal Drew Wilson | December 21, 2021 The Canadian government has no interest in listening to you over the online harms proposal. The mandate letter is the latest sign of that.
How Jody-Wilson Raybould, Navdeep Bains Led to Our Seemingly Accurate Predictions Drew Wilson | October 29, 2021 Jody-Wilson Raybould and Navdeep Bains were a big part in our seemingly accurate predictions about the next government. Drew Wilson explains.
Bill C-10 Fails to Pass Senate Before Break, Trudeau Says He’s “In Talks” With Senate Drew Wilson | June 30, 2021 It was a close call, but Canadians are breathing a sigh of relief knowing that Bill C-10 failed to pass before the Senate adjourned.
Digital Rights Advocates Giving Up, Declares Trudeau’s Government Anti-Internet Drew Wilson | April 18, 2021 There was plenty of hope for the current government in the beginning, but it has regressed into the old habits. Advocates are giving up on them altogether.
Canada to Introduce NAFTA 2.0 Ratification Bill Next Week Drew Wilson | January 21, 2020 Canadian Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, announced that his party will introduce legislation to ratify NAFTA 2.0 next week.
Liberal Party Announces Vague Promise to Reduce Cell Phone Bills Drew Wilson | September 22, 2019 Digital issues became a small blip on the election radar today in the Canadian election. The Liberals are now saying they would lower cell phone bills.
Trudeau Actively Promotes Censorship, 3 Strikes Law Through CETA Drew Wilson | January 28, 2016 Justin Trudeau is reportedly actively lobbying the European Union and its members to sign on to the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA). While Canadian media simply reports it as the Canadian Prime minister promoting trade, Freezenet knows that CETA contains provisions in it that indoctrinates Internet censorship and even the failed three strikes law …
Canadian Media In Full Damage Control Following TPP Revelation Drew Wilson | January 25, 2016 Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau earlier admitted that he intends on signing the hugely controversial Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP). The news sent shockwaves across Canada and even amongst Liberal supporters. Now, Canadian media outlets are attempting to quell Canadian outrage.
Trudeau Admits He Intends on Signing TPP Drew Wilson | January 25, 2016 After months of denial, Canada’s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has admitted that the Canadian government intends on signing the hugely controversial Trans-Pacific Partnership.
Canada’s PM Designate Trudeau Expresses Support for TPP Drew Wilson | November 3, 2015 Justin Trudeau, Canada’s next prime minister, will be armed with the backing of a Liberal Majority government. Some have hoped that he really did represent change from the Conservative party, but a phone call with a Japanese prime minister suggests that, like outgoing prime minister Stephen Harper, Trudeau may be supporting the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP).
