8 government records BC Premier Christy Clark can’t find anywhere

Published November 3, 2015

No wonder British Columbia Premier Christy Clark hopped on a plane to China.

Big Brother not welcome: Canadian majority sends clear message on Bill C-51

Published May 20, 2015

Canadians aren’t playing along with the Conservative government’s game of “I Spy.” That’s the key finding in a new report released Wednesday just as the Tories prepare to rubber stamp Bill C-51 in the Senate. As public support for the anti-terror legislation plummets, OpenMedia‘s crowdsourced report on Canada’s privacy deficit — with input from over 100,000 Canadians — reveals why. […]

VIDEO: How Canada’s top-secret spy agency is creeping on you

Published September 22, 2014

Don’t know much about the Communications Security Establishment of Canada? The same can’t be said about what the spy agency may know about you. That’s the message of a new video released Monday by OpenMedia.ca as part of its privacy campaign. The video reveals how online information collected by the government spies can expose intimate details about Canadians’ private lives. […]

10 reasons you should be creeped out by Stephen Harper’s anti-privacy agenda

Published June 3, 2014

Canadians’ privacy is in the spotlight after Stephen Harper’s controversial pick to be the country’s next privacy watchdog arrived on Parliament Hill on Tuesday amid a growing chorus of critics of the government’s latest snooping bill, C-13. Here are 10 things you need to know about why alarm bells are going off: 1. C-13 opens […]

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8 government records BC Premier Christy Clark can’t find anywhere

Big Brother not welcome: Canadian majority sends clear message on Bill C-51

VIDEO: How Canada’s top-secret spy agency is creeping on you

10 reasons you should be creeped out by Stephen Harper’s anti-privacy agenda