Liberal Party Releases Platform – Our Analysis (Part 1)
The Liberal party has released their platform. So, we offer our analysis of it like the other parties.
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After Gagging Committee Debate, NDP and Green Party Question Procedure
After the gag order silenced the committee’s debate on Bill C-10, the topic of lasting consequences was brought up by the Green Party and the
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Bloc’s Support of Bill C-10 Could Mean Politics Threatens to Overrule Reality
When it come to how Bill C-10 passes, thanks to the Bloc, it could be politics making a triumph over the law and how the
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Despite Denials, Documents Says Liberals Intend on Regulating User Content
The Liberal party has been denying that they intend on regulating user generated content. However, documents suggest otherwise.
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Michael Geist Responds to Liberal Platform. Says Party “Lost Their Way”
It seems someone else has read the Liberal Party platform through the lens of digital rights. Michael Geist is apparently unimpressed with what he saw.
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Liberal Party Releases Party Platform, Choose Vague?
With a number of parties having already released their platforms, it seems that the Liberal Party is now doing the same. We examine it just
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Liberal Party Announces Vague Promise to Reduce Cell Phone Bills
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
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Canadian Media In Full Damage Control Following TPP Revelation
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
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CRIA’s Return? Music Canada Announces Copyright Lobbying Intentions
Music Canada, formerly known as CRIA (Canadian Recording Industry Association), has announced in a press release that their next lobbying effort intends “to rebalance the
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Liberal Party Backtracks, Says Ratifying WIPO Marks Interest
If you want one of the most confusing messages you can find in the Canadian copyright debate, this may be it. After calling on the
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