Canada
Trudeau Invoked Emergencies Act Despite Deal to End Protests, Hearing Finds
The act is legally only allowed to be invoked when legal means have been exhausted.
“We Are Not QR Codes” New Alberta Premier Danielle Smith Apologizes for Vaccine Passports
Calls for an amnesty and the purging of tracking data.
Proposed Canadian Law Would Force Facebook and Google to Pay Mainstream Media Outlets $329.2M per Year
Maintaining the dominance of mainstream media.
Canadian Government Has Allocated $105.3 Million to World Economic Forum Digital ID Partnership
Taxpayer dollars going towards exploring a multi-national digital ID program.
Canada’s RCMP Extends Its Use of Facial Recognition
Even beyond the controversial Clearview AI.
The Digital Dollar Will Not Be Anonymous, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell Says
Erasing the anonymity of physical cash and privacy-focused cryptocurrencies.
Canada’s CBC Considers Ending Objectivity for Minority Journalists, Report Says
As if CBC reporters are objective anyway.
Ottawa Cop Charged With Donating to Civil Liberties Protests
The Canadian government has heavily punished supporters of the Freedom Convoy protests.
Canada’s Proposed Online Streaming Bill Raises Privacy Concerns, Commissioner Admits
As an aside to the concerns about suppressing independent content.
Rebel News Hit With Lawsuit Threat by Professor Who Proposed Shutting It Down for “False Information”
“He’s coming to censor us, to shut us down, just like he publicly warned us would happen,” Rebel News co-founder Ezra Levant said.
Civil Liberties Protesters Can’t Pay Legal Fees After Bank Accounts Were Frozen by Trudeau Government
The court has been petitioned for the accounts to be unfrozen.
Trudeau Government to Try and Rush Through the Online Censorship Bill
After previous attempts failed.