Open Media Pushes to Fix Bill C-11 at the Canadian Senate Drew Wilson | June 27, 2022 Open Media is still fighting against Bill C-11. They aim to try and fix the bill as it goes through the senate.
Bill C-11 Passes House of Commons Stages in Secret Rushed Process Drew Wilson | June 24, 2022 Not entirely surprising, but Bill C-11 has passed the House of Commons stages in secret rushed processes.
Canadian Senate Signals It Plans on Properly Studying Bill C-11, Delay into Summer Break Quite Certain Drew Wilson | June 20, 2022 It’s looking very likely that Parliament will break for the Summer without passing Bill C-11. What a relief.
Canadian Government Says Online Creators are Just ‘Spreading Misinformation’ on C-11 Drew Wilson | June 18, 2022 The Canadian government is accusing online creators of spreading misinformation on Bill C-11, falsely stating section 2.1 excludes their content.
Bill C-11 Emerges From Secret Lawmaking Process Largely Unchanged, Creators Ignored Drew Wilson | June 16, 2022 The new iteration of Bill C-11 has emerged from the secret lawmaking process largely unchanged. It shows how creators were ignored.
Liberals, Bloc, NDP Votes Against Removing User Generated Content in Bill C-11 Drew Wilson | June 15, 2022 After a motion to shut down debate, amendments were voted on in a secret rushed process. User generated content removal was voted down.
No Canadian Media, TikTok is Open About Their Opposition to Bill C-11 Drew Wilson | June 11, 2022 The media has been trying to tell Canadians that TikTok is secretive and manipulative in their opposition towards Bill C-11. The opposite is true.
Canadian Government Calls TikTok Slideshow Accurately Describing the Debate as “Disappointing” Drew Wilson | June 4, 2022 The Canadian government and Bill C-11 supporters are desperately pointing to a slideshow in an effort to attack opponents.
YouTuber J.J. McCullough, Nettwerk Joins in on the Opposition of Bill C-11 Drew Wilson | June 3, 2022 More opposition is pouring out in a unified voice against Bill C-11. This time, it’s YouTuber J.J. McCullough and Nettwerk.
Despite Growing Consensus, Canadian Government Continues to Insist Users Are Out on Bill C-11 Drew Wilson | June 2, 2022 As more and more conclude that Bill C-11 regulates user generated content, the Liberal government continues to insist that it does not.
