Touting it as a "historic day" at an afternoon press conference, Innovation Minister François-Philippe Champagne Thursday announced the launch of a suite of privacy reforms aimed at updating Canada's private sector privacy law, the Personal Information Protection and...
“Conservatives just don’t get it” when it comes to Bill C-10, according to Prime Minister Justin Turdeau who was grilled by the opposition over the revised Broadcasting...
The Conservative Party accused the Justice...
The Conservative Party Thursday accused the Liberals of “trying to hide...
A House of Commons Heritage committee debate on whether or not to have the Government's update to the broadcasting Broadcasting Act sent back to the Minister of Justice for charter compliance review -- after it removed a clause...
In order for the federal government to best deal with sexual exploitation...
The government has signalled that it will file a motion to overturn last month's ruling from a federal judge which allowed Iristel Inc.'s judicial review into the conduct of the Canada Revenue Agency during a pair of audits into the company. In a Friday filing with the Federal Court, Attorney General David Lametti -- on behalf of the CRA -- indicated that he plans to file a motion to set aside Judge Kevin Aalto's Jan 21 court order. Aalto struck down the CRA's argument that Iristel had made...
The federal government today announced that it is launching a public consultation on reviewing the Privacy Act, Canada's public sector privacy law. In a Monday evening release, the Department of Justice said that members of...
Nicholas McHaffie, who served as counsel to TekSavvy Solutions Inc. in its long-running legal saga against movie studios looking to get the personal information of Canadians in copyright cases, has been appointed to the Federal...
The Prime Minister’s Office has made public the mandate letter for the...
After the auditor general blasted the government for not having a clear...
NDP MP Brian Masse is asking Innovation Minister Navdeep Bains to force the CRTC to extend the deadline...
The Opposition Conservatives are re-upping calls for a ban on Huawei...
The federal government has named two new members to the Copyright Board of Canada, a move that fills the last vacancies on the board and comes alongside Ottawa introducing new board reform measures....
After this summer’s cabinet shuffle, the Heritage minister will gain two...
The federal government announced more rural and remote internet funding for the Îles-de-la-Madeleine, Que. and Sioux Lookout and Hilton Beach, Ont. this week. According to a release on Tuesday, five communities of the Îles-de-la-Madeleine région, Bassin, Dune-du-Sud,...
Amir Bigloo, who has a history of successful spectrum purchases as CEO of...
The House industry committee heard some familiar suggestions from a number...
Creative organizations stepped up and added to a surge in lobbying activity...
The government will dip into its Connecting Canadians program to subsidize high-speed internet in 13 rural and remote communities in Quebec. More than 2,800 households in Saint-Damien and...
A group of American TV stations seems to be renewing its efforts to put compensation for signals retransmitted in Canada back on the government’s agenda as it enters into renegotiations of its free-trade agreement with the U.S. and Mexico. The U.S. Television Coalition,...
The CRTC’s incoming vice-chairwoman of broadcasting, Caroline Simard, has...
The federal government shouldn’t stand idly by, awaiting the looming...
The parliamentary secretary to the innovation minister was a popular target for lobbyists last month, as...
The Ministers of Canadian Heritage and Innovation, Science and Economic Development have new understudies. In a Thursday press release, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced a makeover to his roster of parliamentary...
OTTAWA — It wasn’t a hard sell for David Graham to recruit Liberal colleagues for a new Parliament Hill research body. “[I said] ‘I want to talk about digital issues....