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Bill C-11, Bill C-18, and the Digital Services Tax have long been trade irritants. With Trump threatening tariffs, questions are being raised.
Trump’s 25% Tariff Threat Raises Questions About Canada’s Tech Regulations Read More »
It looks like the US is moving forward with challenging Canada’s likely illegal Digital Services Tax – a long warned consequence.
US Requests Trade Dispute Consultations Over Digital Services Tax Read More »
Trade tensions between Canada and the United States appear to be on the rise. This as threats of trade retaliation over Digital Services Tax are
US Raises Softwood Lumber Duties, Could Digital Services Tax Retaliation Be Next? Read More »
The Russian backed UN Cybercrime treaty has been approved by UN delegates. Digital rights advocates are worried. One of the developments I’ve been witnessing over
Russian Backed Internet Crackdown Cybercrime Treaty Approved By UN Delegates Read More »
A new letter to the USTR by a bi-partisan list of US lawmakers is urging an immediate response to Canada’s Digital Services Tax.
US Lawmakers Urges “Quick and Decisive Response” to Digital Services Tax Read More »
The Liberal government has apparently implemented the Digital Services Tax. Now we wait for the inevitable trade retaliation from the US.
Digital Services Tax Implemented, Clock Ticks on Trade Retaliation Read More »
It could be possible that the travesty that happened to Julian Assange might finally be coming to an end as he has finally been set free.
Julian Assange Finally Freed After Years of Solitary Confinement Read More »
Streaming organization, DiMA, has said it is concerned with the 5% tax put on services through the Online Streaming Act.
DiMA Says CRTC Bill C-11 Decision Will Worsen Affordability Crisis Read More »
It seems that US lawmakers haven’t forgotten about the discriminatory nature of Canada’s Online Streaming Act (formerly Bill C-11).
US Lawmakers Call for Intervention in Canada’s Online Streaming Act Read More »
Google testing news link blocking in California could build up to have considerable implications for outlets beyond the US border.
Why International Media Should Be Watching the Google California Block Test Read More »
