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New WEF report suggests leveraging ESG scoring to enforce globalist ideas on online platforms

Unelected globalists like those at the World Economic Forum are attempting to associate ‘disinformation’ and ‘hate speech’ with human rights abuses to empower themselves and silence dissent online.

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Tim Hinchliffe

• Jun 19, 2024Jun 18, 2024

Former Canadian broadcast regulator warns against Conservative-backed internet bill

'By all means, ensure the Criminal Code is enforced, but do not, under any circumstances, put some puffed-up public servant in charge of patrolling the online world. The state has no business in the WiFi of the nation,' former CRTC vice-chair Peter Menzies wrote.

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Anthony Murdoch

• Mar 6, 2024Mar 7, 2024

Canadian Christian forced to undergo second ‘hate crime’ trial after already being acquitted

The Supreme Court of Canada has ruled that Albertan Christian Bill Whatcott must be retried for 'Wilful Promotion of Hatred' for distributing flyers warning against homosexual acts during the June 2016 'Pride Parade' in Toronto.

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Clare Marie Merkowsky

• Mar 4, 2024Mar 5, 2024

‘Preemptive punishment’: Constitutional law group sounds alarm over Online Harms bill

The Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms has warned that the Trudeau government's Online Harms bill would 'empower judges to preemptively punish Canadians for speech crimes somebody 'fears' they may commit.'

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Anthony Murdoch

• Mar 1, 2024Mar 4, 2024

Online Harms bill could see Canadians face house arrest based on citizen complaints: Constitutional lawyer

Constitutional lawyer Marty Moore has warned LifeSiteNews that under the proposed Online Harms Act, courts could impose restrictions on Canadians under threat of jail if there is 'fear' the accused may commit a 'hate crime' in the future.

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Anthony Murdoch

• Mar 1, 2024Mar 4, 2024

Top constitutional group urges Trudeau gov’t to amend ‘Online Harms’ bill

The Canadian Civil Liberties Association warned that the Trudeau government's newly proposed 'Online Harms' bill could see unelected bureaucrats become 'judge, jury, and executioner' when it comes to internet conduct.

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Anthony Murdoch

• Feb 29, 2024Mar 25, 2024

Pierre Poilievre rebukes Trudeau for trying to censor Canadians with new ‘Online Harms’ bill

'We do not believe that the government should be banning opinions that contradict the prime minister’s radical ideology,' Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre said regarding the Trudeau government's proposed law, Bill C-63.

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Clare Marie Merkowsky

• Feb 28, 2024Feb 28, 2024

Trudeau gov’t set to introduce another internet regulation bill this week

While the Trudeau government claims its forthcoming 'Online Harms' bill is being created to protect kids, Conservative Party of Canada head Pierre Poilievre said that the federal government is just looking for clever ways to enact internet censorship laws.

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Anthony Murdoch

• Feb 26, 2024Feb 28, 2024

Trudeau gov’t appears to back down on ‘digital services tax’ plans

In October, the head of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) Franco Terrazzano said the Trudeau 'feds need to stop dreaming up new taxes and new ways to make life more expensive.'

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Anthony Murdoch

• Nov 24, 2023Nov 28, 2023

Canada takes lead in announcing new declaration at UN to regulate online information

Foreign Affairs Minister Melanie Joly read a statement that called for addressing 'disinformation' and establishing global norms.

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Anthony Murdoch

• Sep 28, 2023Sep 29, 2023

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Articles tagged Internet Regulation

Former Canadian broadcast regulator warns against Conservative-backed internet bill

Canadian Christian forced to undergo second ‘hate crime’ trial after already being acquitted

‘Preemptive punishment’: Constitutional law group sounds alarm over Online Harms bill

Online Harms bill could see Canadians face house arrest based on citizen complaints: Constitutional lawyer

Top constitutional group urges Trudeau gov’t to amend ‘Online Harms’ bill

Trudeau gov’t appears to back down on ‘digital services tax’ plans

Canada takes lead in announcing new declaration at UN to regulate online information