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Canadian Justice Minister, Arif Virani, is defending the legislation, but critics are calling for criminal code changes to be scrapped.
Justice Minister Defends the Online Harms Bill, But Criticisms Persist Read More »
The Canadian Civil Liberties Association is calling for changes to the recently tabled Online Harms Bill.
CCLA Calls for Major Changes to the Online Harms Bill Read More »
Is an IP address personal information? According to the Supreme Court of Canada, it is.
The Canadian government is now using the last tool in the chest. They are bailing out the news sector.
With the Failure of the Online News Act, Government Issues Massive Media Bailout Read More »
The pullout of Meta is predictably not exclusive to Canada. Now, it looks like news links will be dropped in Australia as well.
Predictable: Meta Announces It Would Not Be Renewing Australian News Deals Read More »
Open Media has weighed in on the new Online Harms bill. They called it a positive step forward.
Open Media Offers Positive Response to New Online Harms Bill Read More »
We continue our analysis of Bill C-63, also known as the Online Harms Bill. This starting with Section 63.
An Analysis of Bill C-63 (Online Harms Bill) – Part 2 – The Rest of the Bill Read More »
We have finished analyzing the Online Harms Bill (Bill C-63). Here are some takeaways that I was able to get out of it.
The Online Harms Bill (Bill C-63) – Conclusions and Thoughts Read More »
Recent comments made by by Michael Geist suggest that critics have already reached conclusions with the Online Harms Bill. Is that premature?
Is the Online Harms Bill Getting Decent Reviews or is Michael Geist Jumping the Gun? Read More »
It is a major source of anxiety, but the text of the Online Harms Bill has been tabled as Bill C-63. We analyze the text of the bill.
