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'Ground is shifting' for social media giants, says federal justice minister pushing Online Harms Act - Vimarsana News

'Ground is shifting' for social media giants, says federal justice minister pushing Online Harms Act

Too many young people are dying because of crimes mediated by online platforms, says federal Justice Minister Arif Virani. He believes his Online Harms Act — introduced in Parliament this February — can help put a stop to it.

Source: cbc.ca
Can Prince Edward Island Survive Another Big Storm? - Vimarsana News

Can Prince Edward Island Survive Another Big Storm?

Houses blown away. No power for weeks. Landmarks crumbling into the ocean. PEI survived its worst, most expensive storm with Fiona. It won't be the last

Federal Report Says Many Canadians Want 'Stronger' Internet Regulations to Combat 'Online Harm' - Vimarsana News

Federal Report Says Many Canadians Want 'Stronger' Internet Regulations to Combat 'Online Harm'

A federal report issued by Heritage Minister Pablo Rodriguez's department says that a large number of Canadians have ...

Advocacy group calls PC leader's absence from P.E.I. diversity forum 'unfortunate' - Vimarsana News

Advocacy group calls PC leader's absence from P.E.I. diversity forum 'unfortunate'

Dennis King was attending the wake of Alberton Mayor David Gordon, who died Saturday, when the immigration and race forum was being held in Charlottetown. The Progressive Conservatives say organizers wouldn't accept a non-leader substitute.

Source: cbc.ca
BIPOC USHR unsurprised as P.E.I.'s number of hate crimes doubles - Vimarsana News

BIPOC USHR unsurprised as P.E.I.'s number of hate crimes doubles

Nineteen cases of hate-motivated crimes were reported by police on P.E.I. in 2021, data from Statistics Canada shows, making the provincial rate the highest in the country.

Source: cbc.ca