Canadians are using creative tactics to draw attention to the invasive and excessive nature of the government’s online spying bills. It’s starting to work — combined, Canadians’ voices, the names on the StopSpying.ca petition, and the media attention it all garnered has forced the government to start to back down. But we still have a long way to go…
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Canadians are using creative tactics to draw attention to the invasive and excessive nature of the government’s online spying bills.
