The federal government’s latest attack on free expression is straight out of 1984.
An Access to Information memo obtained by Blacklock’s Reporter shows the Industry Department is weighing legal action against social media users accused of spreading “false and misleading information.” The heavily redacted 35-page memo offers no details on the proposed legal action.
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Poilievre says Carney is pushing Canada toward a surveillance state, citing:
C-11 (algorithm control)
C-22 (state-linked data access)
C-9 (labelling religious text as "hate")
C-8 (removing internet access)
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This contrasts with the Liberal government’s past stance against internet control as a human rights threat.
Four years ago, they said, “the rights and freedoms that individuals have offline must also be protected online.”
