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Parliamentary committee's demand for third party emails from Google, Meta is wrong: Business group

A small change in a parliamentary committee’s official demand for corporate messages held by Facebook parent Meta hasn’t altered the Canadian Chamber of Commerce’s complaint that the order is a threat to privacy. “I suppose you could say it’s cold comfort that committee members decided to uphold individual citizens’ right to expect a certain degree
Chris Saniga Helena Jaczek Chris Bittle Nick Clegg Matthew Holmes Pablo Rodriguez

Rogers-Shaw merger: A look into the legal conditions and what critics are saying

Today, Industry Minister François-Philippe Champagne approved the transfer of Freedom Mobile's spectrum licenses to Vidéotron, pushing the historic Rogers-Shaw merger over the finish line. But Champagne also bared his fangs, announcing a total of 21 legal conditions that Rogers and Vidéotron have to abide by or face colossal financial penalties. The goal of these conditions
Michael Geist Peter Nowak University Of Ottawa Virtual Network Operator Industry Minister Fran Philippe Champagne

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Editorial: Why does the government hate Canadian technology publishing?

As chief content officer, I've avoided editorials. I have my own blog for personal opinions. The rule in our publications has always been, "how does knowing this really enrich our readers?" But the recent actions of the Canadian government to "help" Canadian publishers has changed my view, as I asked myself the question, "why does
Joni Mitchell Michael Geist Neil Young Gordon Lightfoot Member Of Parliament

Parliamentary committee's demand for third party emails from Google, Meta is wrong: Business group

A small change in a parliamentary committee's official demand for corporate messages held by Facebook parent Meta hasn't altered the Canadian Chamber of Commerce's complaint that the order is a threat to privacy. "I suppose you could say it's cold comfort that committee members decided to uphold individual citizens' right to expect a certain degree
Mark Zuckerberg Chris Saniga Richard Gingras Michael Geist Matthew Holmes Chris Bittle

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