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LAWTON: Liberals’ new censorship bill is about more than “online harms”

Canadian Taxpayers Federation Alberta director Kris Sims joined True North’s Andrew Lawton to discuss the potential consequences of allowing the government to determine what can and cannot be said online.

LAWTON: Lawyer reacts to Trudeau’s latest censorship scheme (ft. Christine Van Geyn)

Canadian Constitution Foundation litigation director Christine Van Geyn joined True North’s Andrew Lawton to discuss the Trudeau government’s latest attempt to regulate online speech.

The Daily Brief | Former chief justice predicts Online Harms bill will face challenges...

A former chief justice of the Supreme Court said that the federal government’s attempt to regulate online harms had legal flaws and will likely face challenges in court. Tune into The Daily Brief!

Former chief justice says online harms bill will likely face court challenge

Canada’s former chief justice is warning that a federal bill regulating “online harms” will undoubtedly face constitutional challenges.

The Andrew Lawton Show | Trudeau’s “online harms” bill is an all-out assault on...

Justin Trudeau's long-promised Online Harms Act, Bill C-63, has been tabled. Tune into The Andrew Lawton Show.

Former CRTC Chair sounds alarm on government’s attempt to protect children from online porn

Canada’s latest attempts to regulate the internet under the guise of “protecting children” from online pornography through various pieces of legislation has sparked the ire of former Canadian Radio-Television Commission vice-chair Peter Menzies.

Liberals’ “online hate” bill contains $70K fines for speech and life imprisonment for hate...

In a move aimed at curbing the spread of what it terms "online hate," the Liberal government of Canada has revealed its plan, including hefty fines for online speech and stringent punishment including up to life imprisonment for hate crimes.

Poilievre condemns Liberals’ online harms bill as assault on free speech

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says Justin Trudeau’s looming crackdown on online “hate speech” is a “woke authoritarian” tool used to censor opinions he doesn’t like.

Liberals say sexually explicit “deepfakes” will be included in Online Harms bill

“Deepfakes” will be targeted in the Liberal government’s planned online harms bill.

Montreal Police warns against defamation for posting videos of porch thieves online

In an unexpected twist to Montreal West’s ongoing porch piracy saga, local police have warned against posting videos of thieves online, citing defamation concerns. 

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