Recently, we discovered that Big Telecom firms released Canadians’ sensitive personal information to one government agency over 18,000 times in the past year. Now, the head of Canada’s spy agency…
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…
Recently, Canadian spy agency CSEC was caught red-handed spying on thousands of innocent Canadian air travellers. Now, questions are being asked about just how many taxpayer dollars were paid to…
OpenMedia_CA_248x208.png Incoherent for government to advance protections on commercial privacy, while at same time advancing Bill C-13 which would throw door open to widespread government surveillance of law-abiding Canadians April…
Last week, we discovered that Canadian Telecom giants revealed subscribers’ sensitive personal information nearly 19,000 times in a single year. What exactly is so revealing about the data that telecom…
This is amazing! Canadians from coast to coast have used our Letter-to-the-Editor tool to successfully publish letters in 30 major Canadian newspapers. Check them out below. Clearly this government has…
share_pop_200.png Report lifts the curtain on how Internet providers protect privacy, giving Canadians an at-a-glance tool to rate their provider’s transparency compared with others March 27, 2014 – A new…
share_pop_300.PNG Government trying to smuggle through unpopular online spying measures that would grant immunity to telecom providers that hand over private information without a warrant March 26, 2014 – Legislation…
Canadians are using our new letter tool to send decision-makers a hard-hitting message about privacy. Check out this great letter by Blake Moorcroft just published in the Windsor Star. And…
We all know that the metadata spy agencies collect on us can be hugely revealing. Now this Stanford study underlines just how much of our private lives can be exposed…
This news is just in: According to the CBC, “An investigation at Canada’s secretive eavesdropping agency has uncovered misuse of public assets and ‘serious breaches’ of the spy outfit’s values…
Spy agency CSEC’s troubles go from bad to worse after an official review finds serious breaches of ethics and misuse of public funds. An investigation at Canada’s secretive eavesdropping agency…
Our Privacy Coalition partner the Canadian Civil Liberties Association is hosting a Pathways to Privacy event at the University of Toronto from March 20-21. It’s shaping up to be an…
On Wednesday, your OpenMedia.ca team launched a hard-hitting video about the government’s online spying Bill C-13 – and Canadians from coast to coast to coast have been sharing it far…
It looks like the video we created with your support about the online spying bill C-13 has really been turning heads. Check out this piece about how Peter MacKay’s bill…
share_pop_200.png Citizens left asking “what have they got to hide?” after major Canadian telecoms refuse to answer questions put to them by leading privacy researchers & civil liberties groups March…
Ultra-secretive spy agency CSEC is getting a whopping budget boost – and that’s all thanks to your tax dollars. CSEC is set to receive $829 MILLION from taxpayers in 2014-15…
Canadians have come together from across the political spectrum to denounce Bill C-13, which would give a range of authorities access to the private lives of Canadians without a warrant…
How did CSEC officials describe their two-hour long conversation with the Globe and Mail? “Uncomfortable.” Colin Freeze takes a look into Canada’s ultra-secretive spy agency CSEC. Article by Colin Freeze…
Have you used Yahoo Messenger in the last 5 years? If so, you could be one of the 1.8 MILLION users whose private webcam images were captured and stored by…
