Washington Post restricts free speech in editorial cartooning
Controversial cartoon by Michael Ramirez sparks fierce debate over free speech
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by Michael Taube | Nov 22, 2023
Controversial cartoon by Michael Ramirez sparks fierce debate over free speech
by Michael Taube | Oct 9, 2023
by Kris Sims | Jul 21, 2023
by Brian Giesbrecht | May 11, 2023
by Gerry Chidiac | Mar 7, 2023
GERRY CHIDIAC: We must never give up the struggle to preserve our right to know. Truth is power and it liberates us all
by Jay Goldberg | Feb 17, 2023
JAY GOLDBERG: Bill C-11 is a bad bill that gives bureaucrats the power to regulate what counts as Canadian content
by Jay Goldberg | Feb 9, 2023
JAY GOLDBERG: Senator David Adams Richards warns that “Stalin again will be looking over our shoulder” should bill become law
by Steve Ambler | Jan 24, 2023
STEVE AMBLER: The world-famous psychologist refuses to cave in to pressure to conform to College of Psychologists of Ontario diktat
by Jay Goldberg | Oct 26, 2022
JAY GOLDBERG: A genuine risk the government will be tempted to use its filtering powers to silence its critics
by Jay Goldberg | Oct 12, 2022
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
by Jay Goldberg | Sep 23, 2022
JAY GOLDBERG: The bottom line is Bill C-11 is terrible news for Canadians, creators and consumers alike
by Jay Goldberg | Jun 23, 2022
JAY GOLDBERG: Beware mission creep: today, promoting Canadian content; tomorrow, controlling how you think
by Jay Goldberg | Feb 9, 2022
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)
by Michael Taube | Dec 21, 2021
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
by Jay Goldberg | Nov 2, 2021
JAY GOLDBERG: The Trudeau government needs to listen to Canadians and rethink the government’s heavy-handed approach to internet regulation (FREE)
by Philip Palmer | Oct 28, 2021
PHILIP PALMER: If adopted into law, this proposal would constitute the most illiberal legislation adopted by Parliament since the War Measures Act in 1914
by Lee Harding | Jun 15, 2021
LEE HARDING: Censorship has given big tech and social media a chance to reinvent itself out of near-monopolistic dominance
by Jack Buckby | Mar 30, 2021
JACK BUCKBY: Freedom of the press will diminish as long as the new culture of controlling online content persists (FREE)
by Peter Menzies | Mar 22, 2021
PETER MENZIES: The goal is less about the interests of consumers and more about funnelling money to special interest groups (FREE)
by Pat Murphy | Mar 16, 2020
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)