Tag: Internet regulation

This article was originally published in the Globe and Mail.  By Peter Menzies, September 5, 2023 Canada’s broadcasting industry has ...

The following remarks were prepared by MLI Senior Fellow Peter Menzies for a presentation made before the Standing Senate Committee ...

This article originally appeared in the National Review. By Aaron Wudrick, May 13, 2022 A long-running joke that perfectly encapsulates Canadians’ ...

Konrad von Finckenstein and Peter Menzies – a former chair and vice-chair of the CRTC, respectively – propose a new ...

There are real democratic trade-offs to the use of this sort of regulation-making power, and more specifically the downloading of ...

The government should focus on ensuring that ideas are exchanged through social media in a responsible fashion that protects liberal ...

Proposed new rules threaten Charter rights of Canadians and have no authority over foreign-controlled social media platforms, writes Philip Palmer. ...

A sound national communications policy won’t be found by trying to revive Bill C-10 and the divisive political thinking that ...

Bill C-36 stomps all over Canadians’ right to free expression and there isn’t the slightest real proof that those rights ...

Office of the Prime Minister // Flickr Artists and creators who had long championed rights and progressive causes have remained ...

Knowing how the CRTC shapes and corrects speech, I wondered – and still do – how the regulator could possibly ...

Prime Minister's Office / Flickr It is time for the government to pause, give Bill C-10 a conceptual rethink, and ...