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Tories Will Oppose Imminent Online Harms Bill, Says Poilievre -
Bill Designed to Protect Youth Online May Give Ottawa More Censorship Control, Internet Expert Says
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CRTC Working ‘Quickly’ to Decide Whether to Tax Online Platforms: Chair
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CRTC Says It’s Collecting Podcasters’ Details to Use Only ‘If Needed,’ Not to Regulate
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Feds Say Online Streaming Act Will Not Apply to Individual Podcasts, Streamers
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Justice Minister Reiterates Pledge for ‘Online Harms’ Legislation, Offers No Timeline: Report
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Peter Menzies: CRTC’s Podcast Rules Mean the Days of Enjoying a Free and Open Internet Are Over
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CRTC Won’t Regulate Content Creators, Chair Says, Days After Launching Podcast Registration Process
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Law Professor Warns More Government Internet Regulations Coming
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Elon Musk Comments on Canada Requiring Podcasters With Revenues $10 Million or More to Register
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Feds Tell CRTC Not to Regulate Social Media Creators in Policy Directive for Online Streaming Act
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CRTC Will Begin Process of Defining ‘Canadian and Indigenous Content’ Under Revised Broadcasting Act Later This Year
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Tait Reappointed as CBC President for Just 18 Months as Public Broadcaster’s Mandate Is Reassessed
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CRTC Considering Creating Public Registry of Online Streaming Services
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CRTC Considering Certain ‘Requirements’ for Streaming Platforms to Promote Canadian and Indigenous Content Globally
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David Krayden: Liberal Convention Censorship Resolution Is Nothing Compared to Actual Government Policy
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Brian Giesbrecht: Canada’s ‘Acceptable Views’ Internet
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Cory Morgan: CRTC Should Immediately Dismiss Activist-Based Demands to Remove Fox News
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IN-DEPTH: Who Are the 9 Cabinet-Appointed CRTC Commissioners Responsible for Implementing Bill C-11?
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Peter Menzies: With Bill C-11 Now Law, What to Watch Out for to Fight Online Censorship
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IN-DEPTH: Now That Bill C-11 Has Passed, What Other Proposed Legislation Could Regulate Online Content?
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IN-DEPTH: Bill C-11 Is Now Law—What Does It Do?
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Tucker Carlson Has Become the John Milton of the Internet Age
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Bill C-11: How to Get the Internet, Not TrudeauNet
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Online Regulation Bill C-11 to Become Law After Senate Vote
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Tories Demand Emergency Debate on Bill C-11, Citing ‘Censorship’ Concerns
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Peter Menzies: The Only Online ‘Harm’ Canadians Are Worried About Is Escalating Censorship
