Eva Prkachin

We're going to make sure Bill C-51 gets scrapped. Join our Thunderclap to lend a hand.

We're flipping the script on a secret police bill the government is recklessly forcing through Parliament. Lend us your words.

We don't even know where to start on the number of problems with Bill C-51. Lend us your words so we can have the biggest impact.

Our own Meghan Sali has been invited to present the pro-Internet community’s concerns about the government's new anti-privacy Bill S-4. What should she say?

Law-abiding Internet users who use popular and file-hosting services are now finding themselves under the government's microscope.

The Liberals disappointed millions of Canadians when they voted for Online Spying Bill C-13, after speaking out against it.

The Internet faced a cavalcade of threats in 2014 -- here’s how we fought back and won together.

If the first two weeks of January are any indication, it’s going to be a busy year for the open Internet.

The government announced a $9 million initiative to help Internet users get around online censorship. We applaud the program, but Canadians are still concerned about censorship at home.

Leaked emails reveal that Sony, the MPAA, and other large studios are concocting a plan to censor the Internet.