c-10 - search results

Chrystia Freeland was caught twice in one week putting on a mask just for the cameras, plus Michelle Rempel Garner and lawyer Sayeh Hassan join to discus hotel quarantine. Tune into The Andrew Lawton Show.

Heritage Minister Steven Guilbeault says most Canadians are okay with the federal government moderating their content on the internet claiming only a “minority” is opposed to regulation.

Andrew Lawton warns C-10 will not only infringe on free speech rights, but also expand the power of the permanent bureaucracy, plus lawyer Lisa Bildy joins the show to discuss church lockouts. Tune into The Andrew Lawton Show.

Anthony Furey says even if the internet was broken, more government is not the solution.

A Calgary pastor is arrested in Canada and some people actually cheered on the arrest, Guilbeault's latest flip-flop on C-10 and law professor Bruce Pardy joins the show. Tune into The Andrew Lawton Show!

True North's Andrew Lawton discusses the latest on Bill C-10 on the latest episode of The Andrew Lawton Show.

In a statement to True North, Rachael Harder said Guilbeault’s comments were “inappropriate,” but added they are an example of him availing himself of his right to free speech.

Andrew Lawton says the Liberals' frequent accusations of extremism and "fake news" are precisely why they should not be trusted to regulate the internet.

Last week, Liberal MPs on the Commons heritage committee voted to expand Bill C-10’s scope to include regulating content Canadians publish on social media platforms like Twitter, YouTube and Facebook.

Bill C-10 gives the CRTC the ability to regulate video content on the internet and last week, Liberal MPs voted to expand the bill to apply to user-generated content.