Wireless savings? Not for now. Canadians’ wallets are still hurting. Article by Peter Nowak for Alphabeatic With the CRTC’s decision this week to forego implementing rules that would have allowed…
Did the Liberals really think their voters wouldn’t care about that Bill C-51 vote? Well, they were wrong. Article by ThinkPol Social media is abuzz with images of Liberal supporters…
Your news links for today: The high price of speaking out in Ottawa: Editorial – Toronto Star Supporters publicly abandoning Liberal Party over Trudeau’s support for Bill C-51 – ThinkPol…
It only takes having a look at Justin Trudeau’s social media platforms to realize his vote in favour of reckless Bill C-51 could cost him the October election. Article by…
Two weeks ago, over 60 leading Canadian business leaders, investors, and entrepreneurs published a joint letter to Prime Minister Stephen Harper in the National Post, warning of the economic risks…
Last Wednesday we witnessed how reckless Bill C-51 got a step closer to becoming the law of the land. The government used its majority to ram the unpopular legislation through…
No Fake Internet: Why We’re Taking Action Today, OpenMedia has launched a new campaign to stand with Internet users around the world who oppose plans by Facebook to control what…
saysorry2.jpg The call comes in response to Laurie Hawn attacking and questioning the loyalty of some of Canada’s most accomplished business leaders who signed a letter criticizing controversial Bill C-51.…
Your news links for today: Canada passes anti-terror bill that’s bad news for online privacy – Engadget Bill C-51 mega-thread – reddit Of Snowden and the NSA, only one has…
Yesterday the Save the Link network launched, to great success. The global network has been months in the making, and aims to bring together civil society organizations, web businesses, and…
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…
Your news links for today: Conservative anti-terror bill passes final vote with Liberal support – Globe and Mail Bill C-51 passes final vote. – reddit Liberal MP Adam Vaughan At…
c51_protest.png The controversial Bill will now be considered by the Senate, as campaigners promise to turn Bill C-51 into a key election issue in October, if that’s what it takes…
This just in from Ottawa: The government have ignored Canadians and used their parliamentary majority to force Bill C-51 through the House of Commons. Despite massive opposition from hundreds of…
We ain’t giving up this fight, and we are going to keep it up all the way through to the October election if that’s what it takes. You have only…
Your news links for today: CRTC to set roaming rates national carriers charge competitors – Globe and Mail CRTC to force Rogers, Telus and Bell to charge less for domestic…
Lobbyists for old media conglomerates have a plan to censor links across the Internet. The new regulations envisioned in this scheme aim to restrict our right to link to content…
Save the Link OG.png Legislators in European Parliament and Commission are considering updates to copyright proposals that would censor links for Internet users May 6, 2015 – A large network…
New rules from regulator ensures Canadians will have choices outside the Big Three leading to lower phone bills and more flexible offerings in the not-too-distant future. May 5, 2015 –…
We are speaking out as much as we can to make sure your voice is heard: Bill C-51 will recklessly endanger our rights and our privacy. Here’s another great coverage…
