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Comedian Rick Mercer gives ultra-secretive spy agency CSEC the ultimate endorsement with this hilarious ad. Don’t forget to share the comedy with your networks! read more

Canada’s Security Intelligence Review Committee published its annual report last week, emphasizing the need to establish what OpenMedia, together with our friends at the BC Civil Liberties Association have been calling for all along – greater and more intense oversight. From The Globe and Mail: In a better world, there

It’s OpenMedia’s Chris Malmo here – I’m just back from Washington D.C., where I represented OpenMedia at last Saturday’s historic StopWatching.Us rally against warrantless spying by the National Security Agency (NSA). Here at OpenMedia we’re proud to be working with over 100 groups as part of the Stop Watching Us

Hear what Privacy Commissioner Jennifer Stoddart has to say about how the government performed when it comes to handling our private, sensitive information.

New revelations indicate that Canada’s ultra-secretive spy agency CSEC may have taken part in U.S.-led efforts to spy on diplomats. Article by Colin Freeze for The Globe and Mail: Canada has used diplomatic facilities abroad to house electronic eavesdropping operations allied with American global surveillance programs, according to a recently

In less than a week, thousands have pledged to support brave lawyers at the B.C. Civil Liberties Association (BCCLA) who have gone to court to protect you from unlawful government spying.1 At OpenMedia, our job is clear – to succeed we need to ramp up the pressure right now, and

Ultra-secretive spy agency CSEC is usually not a topic of discussion at the Senate – but that was not the case last Thursday. We continue to stand with the BC Civil Liberties Association against unlawful government spying on law-abiding citizens. Do you? https://OpenMedia.ca/CSEC Article by Colin Freeze and Stephanie Nolen

That’s right – that’s one of the signs that OpenMedia International crowdfunded to amplify our voice at yesterday’s historic rally against mass, warrantless spying by the U.S. NSA. Our own dedicated Chris Malmo travelled to the rally on his own dime and will have some details/reflections about the event shortly.

Check out this picture from today’s historic Washington DC rally against NSA spying. That’s right – that’s one of the sign’s that the OpenMedia community crowdfunded. OpenMedia’s own dedicated Chris Malmo travelled to the rally on his own dime and we’ll be sure to keep you updated on developments. The

OpenMedia’s Steve Anderson has been working round the clock to amplify your voices, so we’re very excited to see international media picking up on the court action launched by the BCCLA against mass CSEC spying on law-abiding Canadians. read more

Check out OpenMedia.ca’s Steve Anderson and the BCCLA’s Micheal Vonn telling you everything you need to know about the court challenge launched against unlawful government spying on law-abiding Canadians. Learn more at: https://OpenMedia.ca/CSEC read more

Constitutional experts have this to say about the case being launched against unlawful government spying on law-abiding Canadians. OpenMedia.ca is standing strong with the BC Civil Liberties Association in the fight against such unlawful government spying on innocent Canadians at anytime and without warrant. Will you? Learn more: https://OpenMedia.ca/CSEC Article

This morning, OpenMedia.ca stood with our friends at the BC Civil Liberties Association to fight against unlawful government spying on your sensitive, personal information at any time and without a warrant. Learn more about how ultra-secretive spy agency CSEC’s operations violate our Charter rights. Over 6,000 Canadians have stood strong

Think about what it means for the government to have the ability to listen to your phone calls, read your emails, and analyze who you talk to and where you go on the Internet. Think about the power this gives them. We’ve learned that our government has this power. Further,

Consider this: Without oversight, transparency, and accountability, Canadians are unable to have a proper democratic debate about what spy agency CSEC is doing in our name. Stay tuned to OpenMedia tomorrow as we have a MAJOR announcement to make – you don’t want to miss it! Article by Justina Reichel

Curious about how ultra-secretive spy agency CSEC was able to develop a detailed map of communications at the Brazilian Ministry of Energy and Mines? You might want to read this article. Article by Colin Freeze and Stephanie Nolen for The Globe and Mail: Security experts say that Canadian intelligence has

This article on out-of-control CSEC spying is from 1995. You’d be forgiven for not realizing that. Thank you to @alexpensato on Twitter for this share. Article by Clyde H. Farnsworth for The New York Times: It looks like any other nondescript Government building, in a city full of them, until