Topic: Bill C-36

Bill C-36 represents a significant threat to free speech in Canada, proposing measures that would enable the government to censor online content deemed as “hate speech” or “harmful.” This legislation raises concerns about the potential for overreach and the chilling effect on individual expression, as it allows for preemptive reporting of speech before it occurs. The implications of such a law extend beyond Canada, highlighting the ongoing global struggle against censorship and surveillance.