Canadians are demanding that the government stop spying on their sensitive private information without a warrant. Here’s an expert look at why we can’t trust the government’s talking points. Article…
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Canada’s Privacy Commissioner has revealed that in just one year the government made 1.2 million requests for sensitive information about our private online activities from telecom companies, often without a…
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The government is facing huge public outcry over revelations that they request subscriber information from telecoms over a million times a year. At that rate, you, a member of your…
ProtectOurPrivacy.png Commenting on today’s House of Commons debate about online spying, OpenMedia.ca Executive Director Steve Anderson said: “We now know that Stephen Harper’s government spies on the private lives of…
Canadians are outraged over revelatoins that the government spies on citizens over 1 million times a year. If that weren’t enough, taxpayers foot the bill. When will this government start…
A growing coalition across political divides is speaking out together against government spying. Now this leading national newspaper is weighing in behind Canadians. Do you think the government will listen?…
On Monday afternoon, the government’s reckless online spying Bill C-13 came a small step closer to becoming the law of the land. The government used its parliamentary majority to cut…
The government has introduced two far-reaching bills that would increase warrantless access to your private, personal information. What do you think of how this government is handling Canadians’ privacy? Article…
The Federal Privacy Commissioner has revealed there are 1.2 million breaches of Canadians’ privacy each year. In the vast majority of these cases, telecom providers are handing over private customer…
You wouldn’t let law enforcement open your mail without a warrant, so why would you let them keep track of every email you receive? How about your phone records and…
ProtectOurPrivacy.png Government could shut down Parliamentary debate on Bill C-13 as early as today April 28, 2014 – The government looks likely to shut down debate on its controversial Online…
Cindy Blackstock is an advocate with the First Nations Child and Family Caring Society. After filing a Human Rights complaint against Indian and Northern Affairs Canada, she discovered that she…
Remember CISPA, the U.S. bill that aimed to give the NSA carte blanche for spying on American citizens? Add a dose of steroids and you’ve got Canada’s Bill S-4. Concerned?…
Have you ever phoned a suicide hotline for yourself or someone close to you? Accessed crisis services for a mental illness? Your private mental health information may have been shared…
OpenMedia_Logo.png Canadians deserve answers from the government about what it’s doing to keep our private data secure, says community-based group working to protect the privacy of all Canadians The Canada…
The Canadian government is government is pushing forward a double whammy of legislation that could significantly undermine our privacy. Bills C-13 and S-4 threaten to introduce U.S.-style copyright trolling in…
The U.S. is mad at Canada for storing data locally, away from prying NSA eyes. Does that seem fair to you? Article by Ken Hanly for Digital Journal Recent U.S.…
Bill S-4: the not-so-little Privacy Bill that wasn’t. Article by Michael Geist Earlier this week, the government introduced the Digital Privacy Act (Bill S-4), the latest attempt to update Canada’s…
