Steven Guilbeault was an unmitigated disaster in his role as Heritage Minister. Now, Mark Carney has put him back in that role as Culture Minister.
Unmitigated Heritage Disaster, Steven Guilbeault, Returns to Heritage Read More »
Jody-Wilson Raybould and Navdeep Bains were a big part in our seemingly accurate predictions about the next government. Drew Wilson explains.
How Jody-Wilson Raybould, Navdeep Bains Led to Our Seemingly Accurate Predictions 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 »
After pointing out the seemingly impossible timetable for Bill C-10, others are joining in on this observation. This as Internet Archive and Google speak out.
The Heritage Minister isn’t giving up his war on free speech. Guilbeault tried “introducing” C-10 into the senate, but senators are calling this “insulting”.
A Canadian government IP address have been used to whitewash Wikipedia’s entry of Steven Guilbeault. Edits have since been removed.
IP Address Linked to Canadian Government Used to Whitewash Wikipedia Read More »
Steven Guilbeault was told by his own officials that the now stripped user generated content protections exemption from C-10 was “important”.
Guilbeault Ignored His Own Officials Over Stripping User Content Protections Read More »
Steven Guilbeault, the Minister of Canadian Heritage, demanded MPs quickly pass Bill C-10 after the Justice Department rubber stamped it.
Heritage Minister, Steven Guilbeault, Demands MPs Ram Through Bill C-10 Read More »
Steven Guilbeault is now walking back comments he made on Bill C-10. This as the legislation stalls as a constitutional review is now granted.
Bill C-10 Halted for Constitutional Review as Minister Walks Back Interview Comments Read More »
Steven Guilbeault’s Bill C-10 disaster and ensuing trainwreck somehow managed to get worse. He admits that it is about regulating user generating content.
Heritage Minister Admits Bill C-10 Does Regulate User Content Read More »
