Here’s what’s next in our fight to #KillC51
A message from OpenMedia executive director, Steve Anderson: I, like many Canadians, am deeply upset right now. The Conservative government just forced Bill C-51 through a final Senate vote despite…
A message from OpenMedia executive director, Steve Anderson: I, like many Canadians, am deeply upset right now. The Conservative government just forced Bill C-51 through a final Senate vote despite…
Wow — this is how Conservative MP Laurie Hawn responded to the now 140+ businesses who have raised concerns in a letter published by the National Post about reckless spying…
Screen Shot 2015-03-06 at 6.16.42 AM.png Industry Minister James Moore has announced the outcome of the AWS-3 wireless spectrum auction. Proactive spectrum rules appear to have ensured independent providers have…
This piece was originally posted in the CCPA monitor. Six months ago, we argued that Canadians face a stark privacy deficit. A perfect storm of spy agency surveillance, privacy-undermining legislation,…
This piece originally appeared in the December 2014 edition of the CCPA Monitor Last December, the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) began a year-long public consultation on the future…
This is getting ridiculous. First, government spy agency CSEC assured us they didn’t spy on Canadians.1 Then, they finally admitted to ‘incidentally’ collecting our private data.2 Now, it’s finally been…
We just got some huge news. The White House has invited me to a meeting with key Obama administration officials after feeling the heat from all of you speaking out…
As you may have heard, Big Telecom conglomerates want to slow down your Internet and make online services more expensive. But so far, “Net Neutrality” rules in several countries have…
The bureaucrats and industry lobbyists negotiating the Trans-Pacific Partnership have gone to great lengths to keep their plans a secret before, but this takes the cake. After scheduling the next…
Canadians everywhere have a new reason to thank the Supreme Court after a historic judgment on June 13 threw government spying plans into chaos. The justices ruled unanimously, in line…
New privacy legislation does nothing to protect Canadians from out-of-control government spying. That’s according to our own Steve Anderson, writing in today’s edition of the @Epoch Times. Please SHARE this…
The CRTC, the body that makes the rules for the media and telecom industry, is asking Canadians about the future of digital services in Canada. As part of their ‘TalkTV’…
One night not long ago I was about to take in my daily dose of the Daily Show with John Stewart after work, when I was forced to deal with…
Many are expressing outrage now that the public has become aware that Chuck Strahl is acting as a lobbyist for Enbridge, the company hoping to build a controversial oil pipeline…
It’s no wonder that so many Canadians are speaking out about the state of our broken wireless market. We pay some of the highest prices in the industrialized world for…
Last fall, a group of over 35 leading innovators and entrepreneurs joined OpenMedia.ca in sending a letter to Industry Minister James Moore. The letter decried that we pay some of…
I have a lot of respect and admiration for independent telecom analyst and tech writer Peter Nowak. Peter regularly calls bull on Big Telecom’s misleading talking points, and backs it…
Colin Freeze has published an excellent expose in The Globe and Mail about the government’s expensive and out-of-control spy bureaucracy CSEC over the weekend. The lengthy piece, entitled How CSEC…
Co-authored by David Christopher Today, our hard-won new cell phone customer protection rules go into effect for all new cell phone contracts/sales. The new rules, which were announced by the…
All of us here at OpenMedia want to thank Shea Sinnott, our tireless Operations Manager who is now moving on to other opportunities. Shea has been with OpenMedia since nearly…