The TPP so far
This week, the latest Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) round began in Ottawa, Canada. In what is becoming a disappointingly familiar story, the talks have been shrouded in near-total secrecy. Only a…
This week, the latest Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) round began in Ottawa, Canada. In what is becoming a disappointingly familiar story, the talks have been shrouded in near-total secrecy. Only a…
Check out this amazing infographic from our friends at the Canadian Journalists for Free Expression about the disturbing privacy implications of the government’s Bill C-13. Make sure to speak out…
Your news links for today: NSA targets the privacy-conscious – Das Erste Dear NSA, Privacy is a Fundamental Right, Not Reasonable Suspicion – EFF Is there Another NSA Leaker? –…
This multi-national trade deal could censor your Internet, on top of making it more expensive and policed. Even worse, the deal is being negotiated behind closed doors in near total…
Negotiators of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) have gone to extreme lengths to stop civic interest groups and the public finding out what’s being discussed at the next round of closed-door…
Your news links for today: Trans Pacific Partnership meeting switched from Vancouver to Ottawa, ducking critics – Boing Boing If you read Boing Boing, the NSA considers you a target…
CONFIRMED: Canadians are getting the shake down on wireless roaming rates, which average between a 50,000 – 200,000% markup. Think that’s ridiculous? Article by Andrew Seipp for TelClarity The wholesale…
We have just 24 hours until key decision-makers behind the Trans Pacific Partnership’s (TPP) Internet Censorship plan begin meeting in Ottawa.1 Please Note: This is your last chance to use…
Your news links for today: Toronto G20, 4 years later: 18 disturbing facts all Canadians should know – cdnpoli on Tumblr Ottawa wants to flush out the “whistleblowers” – La…
In a concession to the federal privacy watchdog, Canada Border Services has agreed to only store 15 years worth of data. What they do with that data is shrouded in…
Has the B.C. Supreme Court lost its mind? Article by Maira Sutton for EFF The Supreme Court of British Columbia has ordered Google to remove entire domains from its search…
Inspired by the world’s current affairs surrounding online freedom, it’s no surprise that the museum would hold this exhibit. Nevertheless, the display is a bold statement. Printed in the entrance…
Job cuts and a shift away from TV and radio services at the CBC have Canadians wondering: what is the future of our public broadcaster? What do you think the…
Face2face_eblast.png The secretive meetings concern a wide-ranging 12-country international agreement called the Trans-Pacific Partnership. Leaked documents suggest Canada’s Internet could become far more expensive, censored, and policed. June 26, 2014…
Your news links for today: CBC to cut back supper-hour news, in-house productions – CBC News Shaw profit drops, misses expectations – The Globe and Mail JD Power: Vidéotron and…
Your OpenMedia team has just confirmed the location of a new ultra-secretive meeting to finalize the Trans Pacific Partnership’s (TPP) Internet censorship plan. It’s taking place in just a few…
Unexpected new allies are surfacing in the fight against the anti-democratic Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), a secretive and extreme deal that experts say would make the Internet more censored, expensive, and…
“On privacy we don’t cave, we don’t back down, we stand firm.” Powerful words from departing Ontario Privacy Commissioner Ann Cavoukian. What do you think Canada’s Federal Privacy Commissioner can…
Your news links for today: Supreme Court Issues Broad Defense of Digital Privacy In Cell Phone Case – TIME Canada Border Services Agency bows to privacy concerns, to keep cross-border…
Are your Internet or cell phone services provided by the Big Three? Are you concerned about what private information they store about you? Then you should give our Access My…