Topic: Bill C-9
Bill C-9 represents a significant shift in Canada’s approach to online speech, aiming to impose regulations on content deemed harmful or hateful. This legislation raises serious concerns about censorship and the potential for government overreach in regulating free expression online. As authorities seek to redefine acceptable speech, the implications for individual liberty and privacy are profound, making it essential to scrutinize these developments closely.
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Faith on Trial in Canada as Parliament Moves to Rewrite the Rules of Speech
The fight over Bill C-9 concerns “hate speech” and the struggle over who defines the boundaries of faith.
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Canada’s AG Claims Anti-“Hate” Law Isn’t About Censorship
Bill C-9 dresses its intent in compassion while quietly redrawing the limits of public dissent.
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Canada To Revive Online Censorship Targeting “Harmful” Content, “Hate” Speech, and Deepfakes
The skeleton of Bill C-36 has returned, dressed in new language but haunted by the same instincts.