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Find out what province you should move to to get the privacy protections you care about.

We have a once-in-5-years shot to appoint a CRTC Chair who works for the people, not Big Telecom. Help make this happen! Take action.

The EARN IT Act will change the landscape against our freedom of expression, will break encryption, and change the Internet as we know it... for the worse.

The Online Streaming Act (formerly Bill C-10) is making its return, and still has the wrong approach: treating the Internet like broadcast television just doesn’t make sense.

They are back at work, so let's remind them that Canada still has unaffordable Internet.

Now that we know the federal government tracked the locations of 33 million mobile devices last year without our knowledge or consent, what happens next? Send a message to Justin Trudeau and the Minister of Justice to #DemandPrivacy today.

Justin Trudeau and the government of Canada are absolutely failing us when it comes to protecting our privacy.

At an Ottawa pub in broad daylight, the CRTC chair sat down for beers with Bell’s CEO — an official, registered lobbying meeting — just weeks after Bell filed its appeal of the CRTC’s 2019 wholesale rates. Let’s invite Ian Scott for a beer too, as this seems to be how we'd get our voices heard.

In a shameless policy reversal, the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) just scrapped its own lower Internet wholesale rates from 2019 and reverted to the oppressively high 2016 rates — despite us already paying some of the highest prices in the world!

A new bill has been introduced that would prohibit law enforcement from using facial recognition technology, across the entire U.S. Take action to stop it!

Sign the petition to ban the police use of facial recognition technology in Canada!