Inside the fight between free speech and hate speech on Canadian campuses
At universities across the country, contempt among right wingers is brewing—and lefties are swinging back -
Between the hours of 1 and 2 p.m. on...
CRTC Moves Forward with Plans to Axe Telephone Subsidies to Fund Broadband
Canada’s telecom regulator is starting to devise exactly how it will shift subsidies for telephone services to broadband after declaring Internet access a basic...
In Defence of the Regulatory Process
In February 2015, Bell Media wrote to the CRTC requesting private meetings with some or all of the commissioners to discuss their decision to...
Wireless Companies Made $38M Last Year On Unlocking Fees
Canadian wireless providers sure make a lot of money on disloyal customers.
Many of us know that companies like Bell and Rogers charge customers to...
Canada’s Anti-Spam Law Adds Teeth, Leaves Potential Opening for Class Actions
Canada already has one of the world’s strictest regimes regulating commercial electronic messages, and, just in time for the country’s 150th birthday, the consequences...
