“How the incoming government responds to this will be an important litmus test for Canada’s digital future. The timing of Bell’s announcement so soon after the election suggests a cynical attempt to ...

OpenMedia.ca believes that we need more specific direction from Parliament to prohibit Canadians’ private information from being passed onto Big Media’s lawyers, especially when those citizens have ...

We have some exciting news to share! OpenMedia is thrilled to report back on the findings of our recent community survey regarding child safety online. The survey was sent to OM parents and guardians ...

Back in 2017, president Donald Trump assigned Ajit Pai as the Federal Communications Commissioner (FCC) Chairman. Unlike his predecessor, Tom Wheeler, who had been an advocate for consumer rights and ...

“These changes will impact everyone who uses the Internet, and the government must not give way and lock them in with zero public consultation,” said Meghan Sali, Campaigns Coordinator at OpenMedia.

Anderson continued: “Big Telecom giants want to force many of your favourite websites into an Internet slow lane, making them buffer sporadically, and return errors. Without net neutrality, telecom ...

On September 26th, 2024, OpenMedia submitted a detailed report to Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada's (ISED) consultations on the Right to Repair for home appliances and consumer ...

This week, OpenMedia submitted a brief to Canada’s Standing Committee on Industry, Science and Technology (INDU), re: the Canadian Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic. You can read the full brief here.

Queen's University Professor David Lyon and OpenMedia's Steve Anderson get to the heart of the matter when it comes to mass spying by ultra-secretive spy agency CSEC: How many Canadians are being ...

“The Government Operations Centre is seeking your assistance in compiling a comprehensive listing of all known demonstrations which will occur either in your geographical area or that may touch on ...

The big three telecoms — Bell, Rogers and Telus — all told the CRTC at a recent hearing that further regulating the wholesale wireless market to stimulate competition could lead to inferior cellphone ...

Here is our submission to the CRTC regarding community television. Please read or download below.