While copyright may sound like a stale and legalese-filled concept, copyright and intellectual property issues touch everything around us. The closest we get to hearing about it in the mainstream ...

Facial recognition: most of us have heard the term, and maybe even experienced it when our faces are recognised and tagged on social media, or to unlock our phones. But do you know what the concerns ...

In Canada, unlike in the United States, police governance in many cities rests with boards and commissions that are established to provide oversight. This means that while Canadian city councils can ...

At the time, space on the airwaves was scarce, with only a set amount of airtime available each week. The easiest and cheapest way for broadcasters to fill their content schedule was rebroadcasting ...

Voici la bonne nouvelle : nous avons les outils en main pour régler tous les problèmes d’Internet au Canada. Notre plateforme électorale 2025 présente un plan pour reconstruire notre souveraineté ...

In development since 2021, Canada’s Online Harms Act has now been introduced as Bill C-63 in the House of Commons - and it’s a hugely mixed bag. There’s some huge wins for OpenMedia’s community in ...

In Canada, telecommunications providers share infrastructure, like cellular towers and Internet cables; Telus could have had access to location data related to people with whom they don’t have a ...

A mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) is an alternative cell phone provider that can offer differentiated, cheaper, fairer wireless service options compared to what you get today from Big Telecom.

Here’s the good news: we have the tools at hand to fix every one of Canada’s Internet problems. Our 2025 election platform lays out a plan for rebuilding our digital sovereignty and creating a free, ...

First, a 2021 survey suggests Canadians are receiving excellent value for their wireless service and may, in fact, be underpaying. Using a “willingness to accept” approach, survey respondents said ...