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Majority of Canadians don’t believe Online Harms Act will make internet...
The majority of Canadians don’t believe that the Trudeau government’s plan to regulate social media sites under Bill C-63, also known as Online Harms Act, will lead to a safer internet landscape,...
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LAWTON: Liberals hide behind “child safety” to push censorship bill
The Online Harms Act, initially framed as a measure to protect children from online exploitation, has revealed a deeper agenda: to curtail Canadians’ internet freedom, with legal experts raising alarm...
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LAWTON: Trudeau’s censorship crackdown could get a lot worse
If passed, Justin Trudeau’s “online harms” bill would impose steep restrictions on Canadian’s freedom of expression, potentially limiting the ability to engage in open discourse online. But to truly...
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The Andrew Lawton Show | Trudeau’s team doing damage control on online...
As the Liberal government faces criticism over its so-called online harms bill, an adviser to Justin Trudeau has written an op-ed defending the bill and calling concerns about its effect on free...
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British media slams “dictator Trudeau” over online hate legislation
A United Kingdom television news show recently slammed the authoritarian aspects of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s proposed online hate legislation, Bill C-63. TalkTV host Maddie Hale devoted a...
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LAWTON: Trudeau advisor calls concerns over Online Harms bill “rage farming”
A recent column in the Toronto Star, written by a senior advisor to Justin Trudeau, claims that critics are attempting to misconstrue the Online Harms Act as an assault on online freedom of...
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Liberal justice minister says “off-colour humour” won’t be targeted by online...
Insults, offensive remarks, and off-colour jokes won’t get Canadians in trouble with the Liberal government’s controversial online hate speech bill, according to Justice Minister Arif Virani. While...
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The Andrew Lawton Show | Governor General shills for Liberal “online harms”...
Canada’s Governor General is supposed to be apolitical and above partisanship, but Her Excellency Mary Simon opted to convene a panel about the dangers of “online harms” while the federal government...
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Governor General’s online harms symposium raises impartiality concerns
Rideau Hall is facing criticism for being too partisan after hosting a panel on “online harms.” Governor General Mary Simon hosted a symposium on the very topic the Liberals are trying to regulate...
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Legal experts urge overhaul of Online Harms Act, separating it into two or...
Legal scholars are sounding the alarm about the Liberals’ online harms bill, raising concerns of excessive criminal penalties and oversight issues. During a webinar hosted on Wednesday by the Centre...
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Rumble protesting Bill C-63 with Toronto rally featuring Donald Trump Jr.,...
A free speech-loving video platform is taking its fight against censorship to the streets. The Canadian site Rumble is hosting its first-ever live event in Toronto in protest of the Canadian...
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Elon Musk says Liberal online harms bill an attack on Canadians’ rights
Elon Musk sounded off against the Liberal government’s proposed Bill C-63, the Online Harms Act, after learning about the retroactive punishments which could applied to Canadians found guilty of hate...
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Rebel News Live proceeds despite Liberal Minister’s attempt to disrupt event
Rebel News hosted the first Rumble Live event this Friday near Downsview Park in Toronto, Ont., featuring prominent guests such as Donald Trump Jr. The event was held to protest Canada’s latest...
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Rumble joins fight against online harms bill with Toronto event
Call it a free speech rumble in the Big Smoke. Rumble, the video platform dedicated to protecting freedom of expression online, brought some of its top personalities to Toronto for an event aimed at...
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Journalist Glenn Greenwald challenges Canadian audience on free speech
At a free speech event hosted by Rebel News in Toronto, journalist Glenn Greenwald challenged a Canadian audience to defend the free speech of those whose views they most oppose. The Rumble Live event...
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Feds claim Online Harms Act won’t infringe on Charter rights
The Liberal government says its widely contested Online Harms Act will not infringe on Canadians’ charter rights, and when it does limit freedoms, it will be justified in doing so. As required by law,...
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As House debate begins, Liberals defend online harms bill as necessary to...
The debate surrounding the Liberals’ online hate law ranged from outright rejection of Bill C-63 to a desire to have the bill split into multiple parts. Parliamentarians began debating Bill C-63, the...
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The Andrew Lawton Show | Liberals to spend $200 million on online censorship...
If the Liberal government’s controversial Online Harms Act passes, the “digital safety commission” the bill establishes will have 330 staff and cost Canadian taxpayers more than $200 million, the...
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Liberal online hate enforcement regime will cost taxpayers $200m: PBO
Canadians can expect to shell out at least $200 million on the Liberal government’s “online harms” enforcement regime, which critics have blasted for violating freedom of expression. The...
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LAWTON: Trudeau’s war on free speech will cost hundreds of millions
Earlier this week, the Parliamentary Budget Officer reported that Bill C-63, the “Online Harms Act,” will cost Canadian taxpayers $200 million to establish a 330-person Digital Safety Commission,...
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