Law professors Michael Geist and Emily Laidlaw, both holders of Canada Research Chair positions, have been outspoken about the government’s effort to change the Broadcasting Act with Bill C-10. In his scathing assessment of the Department of Justice’s updated Charter statement on C-10, Geist cites Laidlaw, who argues: The government…

Most of the public discussion around Bill C-10 has centred around the removal of broad protections for social media companies, which critics have described as an extreme overreach for broadcasting regulation. For Cara Zwibel of the CCLA, this “constitutes an indefensible infringement of the right to freedom of expression.” Saskatchewan…

Admittedly, technology companies have remained relatively quiet on the issue of Bill C-10. …

As the saying goes, it’s hard to see the water when you’re a fish — we often overlook what’s all around us, hiding in plain sight. The sudden backlash against Bill C-10 that argues the government’s effort to modernize the Broadcasting Act is an overreaching attempt to control the free…