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Controversial cartoon by Michael Ramirez sparks fierce debate over free speech
Tag: Censorship
Academic freedom one of the foundations of democracy
GERRY CHIDIAC: We must never give up the struggle to preserve our right to know. Truth is power and it liberates us all
Singh needs to stand up to Trudeau and just say no to C-11
JAY GOLDBERG: Bill C-11 is a bad bill that gives bureaucrats the power to regulate what counts as Canadian content
Trudeau-appointed senator opposes online streaming Bill C-11
JAY GOLDBERG: Senator David Adams Richards warns that “Stalin again will be looking over our shoulder” should bill become law
Jordan Peterson is fighting for all Canadians
STEVE AMBLER: The world-famous psychologist refuses to cave in to pressure to conform to College of Psychologists of Ontario diktat
Opposition to Trudeau’s censorship bill swells
JAY GOLDBERG: A genuine risk the government will be tempted to use its filtering powers to silence its critics
Trudeau’s censorship bill a blow to content creators
JAY GOLDBERG: It’s time to finally scrap the dangerous Bill C-11 as it does the exact opposite of what the government claims it wants to do
How Trudeau’s censorship law will impact you
JAY GOLDBERG: The bottom line is Bill C-11 is terrible news for Canadians, creators and consumers alike
The Trudeau government is on a quest for censorship
JAY GOLDBERG: Beware mission creep: today, promoting Canadian content; tomorrow, controlling how you think
Censorship déjà vu on Parliament Hill
JAY GOLDBERG: There’s a risk that the Trudeau government will turn down the volume on critics and promote the messages it wants Canadians to see (FREE)
A school board’s preposterous censoring of a Nobel laureate
MICHAEL TAUBE: No one believes the decision to cancel two important speakers and clamp down on free speech could be chalked up to a simple misunderstanding
Trudeau government needs to usher in a censorship reset
JAY GOLDBERG: The Trudeau government needs to listen to Canadians and rethink the government’s heavy-handed approach to internet regulation (FREE)
Ottawa’s plan to censor the internet is doomed
PHILIP PALMER: If adopted into law, this proposal would constitute the most illiberal legislation adopted by Parliament since the War Measures Act in 1914
Social media flexes its censorship muscles
LEE HARDING: Censorship has given big tech and social media a chance to reinvent itself out of near-monopolistic dominance
Freedom of the press? Not in an era of internet censorship
JACK BUCKBY: Freedom of the press will diminish as long as the new culture of controlling online content persists (FREE)
CRTC overreaching with its proposed internet regulations
PETER MENZIES: The goal is less about the interests of consumers and more about funnelling money to special interest groups (FREE)
In praise of trashy paperbacks
PAT MURPHY: What could be bad about stories that are pacey, and replete with nefarious dealings, treachery, passion and lust? They’re great fun and you won’t nod off reading them (PREMIUM content/Not yet a PREMIUM member? $25)
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