RMR: Here’s how CSEC can spice up your love life
Comedian Rick Mercer gives ultra-secretive spy agency CSEC the ultimate endorsement with this hilarious ad. Don’t forget to share the comedy with your networks! read more
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Globe and Mail: Parliamentary oversight of CSEC is needed
Canada’s Security Intelligence Review Committee published its annual report last week, emphasizing the need to establish what OpenMedia, together with our friends at the BC Civil Liberties Association have been…
Here’s what happened when I went to Washington
It’s OpenMedia’s Chris Malmo here – I’m just back from Washington D.C., where I represented OpenMedia at last Saturday’s historic StopWatching.Us rally against warrantless spying by the National Security Agency…
Video: Privacy Commissioner says "egregious violations" of our privacy have taken place
Hear what Privacy Commissioner Jennifer Stoddart has to say about how the government performed when it comes to handling our private, sensitive information.
Canadians speak out following revelations that “millions” have had their income tax files unlawfully spied on
PoP_fbshare_081013_02.png Government should be ashamed of its reckless handling of Canadians’ private data, says citizen-backed OpenMedia.ca October 30, 2013 – Canadians are demanding action after the federal Privacy Commissioner’s Annual…
Globe and Mail: CSEC aided in U.S.-led spying efforts on diplomats
New revelations indicate that Canada’s ultra-secretive spy agency CSEC may have taken part in U.S.-led efforts to spy on diplomats. Article by Colin Freeze for The Globe and Mail: Canada…
What was our government caught doing?
In less than a week, thousands have pledged to support brave lawyers at the B.C. Civil Liberties Association (BCCLA) who have gone to court to protect you from unlawful government…
Globe and Mail: CSEC spying on Brazil becomes a topic of discussion at the Senate
Ultra-secretive spy agency CSEC is usually not a topic of discussion at the Senate – but that was not the case last Thursday. We continue to stand with the BC…
OpenMedia was at the Stop Watching Us rally on October 26
That’s right – that’s one of the signs that OpenMedia International crowdfunded to amplify our voice at yesterday’s historic rally against mass, warrantless spying by the U.S. NSA. Our own…
OpenMedia’s Chris Malmo amplifies your voice at the Stop Watching Us rally in Washington D.C.
Check out this picture from today’s historic Washington DC rally against NSA spying. That’s right – that’s one of the sign’s that the OpenMedia community crowdfunded. OpenMedia’s own dedicated Chris…
Video: OpenMedia’s Steve Anderson talks about mass spying in the U.S. and Canada – and what we’re doing about it
OpenMedia’s Steve Anderson has been working round the clock to amplify your voices, so we’re very excited to see international media picking up on the court action launched by the…
Video: OpenMedia’s Steve Anderson and the BCCLA’s Micheal Vonn discuss CSEC spying
Check out OpenMedia.ca’s Steve Anderson and the BCCLA’s Micheal Vonn telling you everything you need to know about the court challenge launched against unlawful government spying on law-abiding Canadians. Learn…
Canadians react to Bell’s latest affront to citizens
At OpenMedia, we were starting to believe we’d seen it all when it comes to the arrogance of Big Telecom. We’ve seen their expensive and misleading ad campaign which spectacularly…
GigaOM: Canada puts forward first legal challenge against unlawful government spying
Constitutional experts have this to say about the case being launched against unlawful government spying on law-abiding Canadians. OpenMedia.ca is standing strong with the BC Civil Liberties Association in the…
CBC News: OpenMedia.ca & the BCCLA take a stand against CSEC spying
This morning, OpenMedia.ca stood with our friends at the BC Civil Liberties Association to fight against unlawful government spying on your sensitive, personal information at any time and without a…
These lawyers are standing up for you
Think about what it means for the government to have the ability to listen to your phone calls, read your emails, and analyze who you talk to and where you…
National campaign launched as civil libertarians announce court challenge to stop government spying on Canadians
StandWithBCCLA_211013_400x400.png Canadians urged to show their support for BC Civil Liberties Association legal action which challenges constitutionality of blanket surveillance against law-abiding Canadians October 22, 2013 – Making headlines around…
Epoch Times: The question remains: Who is watching the watchers?
Consider this: Without oversight, transparency, and accountability, Canadians are unable to have a proper democratic debate about what spy agency CSEC is doing in our name. Stay tuned to OpenMedia…
Globe and Mail: Slides outline the extent of CSEC spying on Brazil’s Ministry of Energy and Mines
Curious about how ultra-secretive spy agency CSEC was able to develop a detailed map of communications at the Brazilian Ministry of Energy and Mines? You might want to read this…
NYT: CSEC spying allegations against Canadian citizens goes back as far as 1995
This article on out-of-control CSEC spying is from 1995. You’d be forgiven for not realizing that. Thank you to @alexpensato on Twitter for this share. Article by Clyde H. Farnsworth…