OpenMedia_small.png As parliamentarians return to their ridings for the winter holidays, citizens and groups from across the political spectrum are raising concerns about how Peter MacKay’s online spying Bill C-13…
Leading Canadian authors join over 550 writers from around the world in condemning these acts that threaten our right to privacy. This stand comes after OpenMedia, together with 300 organizations,…
Your news links for today: Bell ‘Spying’ On Customers Draws Senate’s Attention (Huffington Post) Covert collection: Whose priorities? (Lux Ex Umbra) Since When Did Roaming Agreements Become News? (Howard Forums)…
Thanks to you, Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) negotiations have ended in Singapore without agreement! We’ve got to keep up the pressure, as talks continue in January. We’ve created this handy infographic…
We have an opportunity right now that could make a massive difference in the fight for a free, open, and affordable Internet: Generous donors have offered to double your donation…
TO OUR COMMUNITY: Look at how far we’ve come together! With you, we continue to achieve a lot – but the need for our work remains. Learn more about our…
Your news links for today: Snowden document shows Canada set up spy posts for NSA (CBC) Right to Know: Bill C-13 — cyberbullying or legislative bullying? (Ottawa Citizen) Canadian Conservatives’…
OpenMedia_Logo.png Citizen-backed OpenMedia.ca says the revelations show that spy agency CSEC is reckless, out-of-control, and not accountable to Canadians December 9, 2013 – The CBC has tonight revealed that government…
A few days ago, we told you about what could be the last round of ultra-secretive Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) ministerial meetings being held in Singapore. Wikileaks has just released a…
Positive news from the U.S. today, where several large tech firms have united to form the Reform Government Surveillance coalition. Tech giants including Google, Microsoft, Facebook, and Twitter say that…
Wikileaks has released a new set of texts from the ultra-secretive Trans-Pacific Parternship (TPP) negotiations. The text reveals that there is strong disagreement over 119 outstanding issues, with the U.S.…
Your news links for today: Inside the Fight for Digital Rights in Canada (Michael Geist on Livestream) Canada Opposed To U.S. Positions On Dozens of Trans Pacific Partnership Issues (Michael…
Today is the first day of what may be the last round of ultra-secretive Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) ministerial meetings in Singapore. Although the meetings were initially to be held from…
Secrecy. If one word could sum up the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), that would be it. The U.S. lobbyists and bureaucrats behind the TPP know their Internet Censorship proposals are so…
Canadians pay some of the highest prices in the industrialized world for some of the worst Internet service – service that often comes with disrespectful customer assistance, inadequate Internet speeds,…
As industry lobbyists meet to push through the secretive and extreme Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) in less than 24 hours, let’s send them a strong message. Nearly 125,000 people have said…
OpenMedia_CA_248x208.png Trade Ministers set to gather for crucial Singapore TPP talks with U.S. lobbyists aiming to strong-arm Canada into adopting Internet censorship rules that damaged the Australian economy December 6,…
Your news links for today: Competition Bureau Strengthens Advocacy Focus (Competition Bureau) Lawful access: The comeback? (CBA National Magazine) Liberals Demand More Draconian IP Provisions: Propose Adding New Statutory Damages…
My name is Jason Hjalmarson and I’m OpenMedia.ca’s Grassroots Development Coordinator. Part of my job at OpenMedia is to lead our December Fundraising Drive. Since joining the team last summer,…
The government’s new online spying legislation is the “ghost of Vic Toews’ e-snooping bill” which over 150,000 Canadians previously fought against — and won. Support Canada’s largest pro-privacy coalition at…
