Topic: David Lametti
David Lametti, Canada’s Justice Minister, has been at the forefront of controversial policies that threaten free speech and individual liberties. His support for measures such as the online censorship bill and asset freezing during protests raises significant concerns about government overreach and the erosion of civil liberties. These developments highlight the ongoing struggle against censorship and the importance of protecting privacy and free expression in Canada.
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Civil Liberties Supporters Sue Trudeau’s Government for Freezing Bank Accounts
People are pushing back.
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Trudeau government plans to make it easier to invoke Emergencies Act, freeze bank accounts
After the “success” of freezing the accounts of civil liberties protesters.
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Trudeau government to try and rush through the online censorship bill
After previous attempts failed.
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Canada orders firms to freeze assets of anyone who “indirectly” engages in Freedom Convoy protests
Banks, fundraising platforms, insurance companies, investment firms, loan companies, and more are subject to these far-reaching demands.
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Quebec judge rules social platforms can’t be compelled to remove content unless it’s illegal
Though, things could soon change with proposed bills.
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Canada wants to fine people up to $50,000 for “online hate speech”
Canada’s proposals would make it one of the most oppressive nations when it comes to free expression.
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Canada’s Liberals to introduce new “hate speech” bill
The bill appears similar to the infamous Section 13 that was repealed in 2013 on free speech rights grounds.
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Canada Justice Minister pushes for censorship bill and limited freedoms
David Lametti said freedoms are not “absolute.”
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Canada’s online censorship bill is on hold after swift backlash
Free speech supporters opposed the strict proposals.