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Online Harms Bill

  • Justice Minister Virani Responds to Musk’s Criticism of Online Harms Act
    Justice Minister Virani Responds to Musk’s Criticism of Online Harms Act
    Canada’s justice minister is defending Ottawa’s Online Harms Act after Elon Musk criticized the bill online. “It looks like you agree that we all have a responsibility to protect free ...
    March 12, 2024BY Chandra Philip
  • Ottawa Claims New Online Harms Bill Would Set ‘High Bar’ for Determining What Constitutes Hate Speech
    Ottawa Claims New Online Harms Bill Would Set ‘High Bar’ for Determining What Constitutes Hate Speech
    Ottawa says the amended definitions of hate speech under the new Online Harms Bill would set a "high ...
    March 6, 2024BY Matthew Horwood
  • Wokeism vs. Classical Liberal Truth-Based Order at the Root of Online Harms Bill Debate
    Wokeism vs. Classical Liberal Truth-Based Order at the Root of Online Harms Bill Debate
    Commentary Wokeism versus the classical liberal truth-based order is what the discussion on the Online Harms Bill, C-63, ...
    March 6, 2024BY Brian Giesbrecht
  • Prison for Hate Crimes Someone Fears You Might Commit: Lawyers Spot Red Flags in Online Harms Bill
    Prison for Hate Crimes Someone Fears You Might Commit: Lawyers Spot Red Flags in Online Harms Bill
    The Liberal government’s newly tabled Online Harms Bill will, if passed, allow people to report others to a ...
    February 28, 2024BY Tara MacIsaac and Omid Ghoreishi
  • Liberals Setting Up New Commission to Police Content as Part of Online Harms Bill
    Liberals Setting Up New Commission to Police Content as Part of Online Harms Bill
    The Liberal government’s newly tabled Online Harms Act includes a requirement for creation of a new regulator to ...
    February 26, 2024BY Matthew Horwood
  • Liberals’ Online Harms Bill Calls For New Hate-Crime Offence, up to Life Imprisonment
    Liberals’ Online Harms Bill Calls For New Hate-Crime Offence, up to Life Imprisonment
    The Liberal government today is tabling its new bill aimed at addressing “online harms,” and it goes beyond ...
    February 26, 2024BY Noé Chartier
  • Online Harms Bill to Be Introduced by Justice Minister Next Week
    Online Harms Bill to Be Introduced by Justice Minister Next Week
    The Liberal government’s third major piece of legislation to regulate internet content, this time addressing online harms, will ...
    February 23, 2024BY William Crooks
  • Peter Menzies: Feds Showing Signs of Retreat on Controversial Online Harms Legislation
    Peter Menzies: Feds Showing Signs of Retreat on Controversial Online Harms Legislation
    Commentary The federal government's awkward and at times ham-fisted efforts to regulate how Canadian citizens communicate on the ...
    February 23, 2024BY Peter Menzies
  • Trudeau Defends ‘Online Harms’ Bill Before Tabling, Says It’s Needed to Protect Children
    Trudeau Defends ‘Online Harms’ Bill Before Tabling, Says It’s Needed to Protect Children
    The Liberal government has not tabled its "online harms" bill yet, but Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is already ...
    February 22, 2024BY William Crooks
  • Justice Minister Arif Virani Says Online Harms Bill ‘An Absolute Priority’
    Justice Minister Arif Virani Says Online Harms Bill ‘An Absolute Priority’
    Justice Minister Arif Virani says legislation that will try to tackle online hate is coming soon. The Liberals ...
    November 21, 2023BY The Canadian Press
  • Federal Report Says Many Canadians Want ‘Stronger’ Internet Regulations to Combat ‘Online Harm’
    Federal Report Says Many Canadians Want ‘Stronger’ Internet Regulations to Combat ‘Online Harm’
    A federal report issued by Heritage Minister Pablo Rodriguez's department says that a large number of Canadians have ...
    June 7, 2023BY Peter Wilson
  • Feds Will Introduce ‘Online Safety Bill’ by This Fall, Says Heritage Minister
    Feds Will Introduce ‘Online Safety Bill’ by This Fall, Says Heritage Minister
    The Liberal government will be introducing its long-awaited bill aimed at targeting online hate speech and misinformation by ...
    May 29, 2023BY Peter Wilson
  • Brian Giesbrecht: Canada’s ‘Acceptable Views’ Internet
    Brian Giesbrecht: Canada’s ‘Acceptable Views’ Internet
    Commentary The CRTC is best known as the Canadian content regulator. For the last half-century or so it ...
    May 9, 2023BY Brian Giesbrecht
  • IN-DEPTH: Now That Bill C-11 Has Passed, What Other Proposed Legislation Could Regulate Online Content?
    IN-DEPTH: Now That Bill C-11 Has Passed, What Other Proposed Legislation Could Regulate Online Content?
    Bill C-11—the Liberal government's contentious legislation bringing digital streaming giants under the purview of Canada's broadcasting regulator received royal ...
    May 1, 2023BY Peter Wilson
  • 90% of Canadians Voiced Opposition to Federal ‘Online Harms’ Proposal: Report
    90% of Canadians Voiced Opposition to Federal ‘Online Harms’ Proposal: Report
    A large majority of Canadians voiced concerns over Ottawa's proposed "online harms" legislation, but this information was not ...
    April 11, 2023BY Peter Wilson
  • Peter Menzies: ‘Online Harms’ Bill Is Far More Dangerous for Democracy Than So-Called ‘Misinformation’
    Peter Menzies: ‘Online Harms’ Bill Is Far More Dangerous for Democracy Than So-Called ‘Misinformation’
    Commentary Ever go on the internet and have your feelings hurt? Ever run into the cold, hard facts ...
    February 16, 2023BY Peter Menzies
  • Peter Menzies: Government’s Torquing of Survey to Show Public Support for ‘Anti-Hate’ Legislation Deeply Troubling
    Peter Menzies: Government’s Torquing of Survey to Show Public Support for ‘Anti-Hate’ Legislation Deeply Troubling
    Commentary The next step in narrowing Canadians’ rights may be justified by a government survey that eliminated the ...
    January 6, 2023BY Peter Menzies
  • Potential New Powers for Britain’s Media Regulator Draw Concerns From Freedom of Speech Defenders
    Potential New Powers for Britain’s Media Regulator Draw Concerns From Freedom of Speech Defenders
    Defenders of free speech in the UK expressed concern about new powers the Online Safety Bill would provide ...
    May 12, 2022BY Owen Evans
  • UK’s Online Safety Bill Will Lead to Freedom of Speech Violations: Top Lawyer
    UK’s Online Safety Bill Will Lead to Freedom of Speech Violations: Top Lawyer
    Everyone who uses the Internet will be affected by the British government’s upcoming Online Safety Bill, which will ...
    May 5, 2022BY Owen Evans
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    House Passes Congressional Stock Trading Ban
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    3hr By Jackson Richman
    House Passes Defense Policy Bill That Attaches SAVE America Act
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