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Legislation

Bill C-10: Where Kafka meets Orwell

07/May/2021

The CRTC has earned an international reputation as the federal institution that pushes Canadian content, but hasn’t pushed hard enough to protect Canadians from some of the highest wireless rates in the world — so it’s easy for most Canadians to ignore the debate about Bill C-10, which would amend the Broadcasting Act and give the CRTC additional powers. On one side is … [Read more...] about Bill C-10: Where Kafka meets Orwell

BC Increases Routine Disclosure

22/Dec/2020

The Government of British Columbia is making more government records available to people without a freedom of information (FOI) request. The records that will now be regularly provided online include: estimates notes prepared for ministers; corporate transition binder prepared for the Premier; transition binders prepared for incoming ministers; deputy … [Read more...] about BC Increases Routine Disclosure

Access at Issue

17/Nov/2020

Canada’s information commissioner has released a highly critical report on the RCMP’s adherence to access-to-information law, and characterizes the RCMP's inability to meet statutory timeframes as "the norm, not an exception." The Commissioner describes the the situation as “critical" and cautions that it "may soon be past the point of no return, unless senior leaders … [Read more...] about Access at Issue

The high cost of affordable auto insurance

09/Nov/2020

In an attempt to drive down soaring auto insurance rates, the Alberta Government recently introduced Bill 41 to modernize the Insurance Act.  On its surface, Bill 41 is a valiant effort to provide some relief from high auto insurance rates (although the Bill does not require cost savings to be passed on to consumers). A quick look under its hood is all it … [Read more...] about The high cost of affordable auto insurance

Cybercrime is a Growth Industry

06/Nov/2016

How often have you marveled at a child’s cleverness? They quickly catch on to new concepts — whether how to dress their latest doll, ride a bike, or use their parent’s cellphone or tablet. The newfound skills are acquired and honed at the child’s pace, typically with plenty of encouragement but little guidance. Long before many children are taught about online safety they … [Read more...] about Cybercrime is a Growth Industry

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