After meeting with OpenAI to discuss the company’s failure to alert law enforcement of troubling behaviour on ChatGPT from Jesse Van Rootselaar, the shooter who killed eight...
How many kids in Canada need to die before the federal government treats online harms as a crisis?
That’s the question child protection advocate Sara Austin asks herself...
Justice Minister Sean Fraser had previously suggested the government...
Advocacy group OpenMedia has put together a roster...
When Governor General Mary Simon prorogued Parliament on Jan. 6 following...
As the federal justice committee works through a...
Rogers Communications Inc. CEO Tony Staffieri was met with scrutiny during his virtual appearance in front of the House industry committee, facing questions about the...
Canadians are getting a good deal with loans to Telesat Corp. because they...
Membership on several House of Commons committees has changed, it was...
With Parliament returning today, there are a handful of bills affecting the online world still before...
The Conservative party is taking a swing at the issue of online safety, with plans to propose a new piece...
The rapid pace of change in the technology sector has led a group of Parliamentarians to form an emerging technology caucus where members of all parties can learn about the brave new world.
The...
Debate continued in the House of Commons Thursday on the Online Streaming Act, known as Bill C-11....
Given the precarious situation around the now-escalating COVID-19 pandemic, what will actually be...
New Conservative leader Erin O’Toole shuffled his shadow cabinet Tuesday, with new faces appointed to...
Rural Economic Development Minister Maryam Monsef says “precise timelines” for announcing steps to speed up rural broadband funding are still being worked out, five weeks after saying she would “soon” announce them in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. ...
Rural home internet speeds during the first full month where Canadians shifted to working from home due to the COVID-19 pandemic were almost 12 times slower than the median speed for urban Canadians,...
Under a rural broadband policy platform put out for public consultation by...
Opposition parties that normally hold differing views on any given issue...
The federal government is looking at what other jurisdictions are doing...
The ongoing appeal by incumbent telecoms of the CRTC's wholesale internet rates decision from August should be dismissed because the appeal argues that the regulator made errors in fact, rather than errors in law and jurisdiction, according to a Tuesday filing from TekSavvy Solutions Inc. According to the argument made by TekSavvy, the Telecommunications Act only allows for appeals of CRTC decisions on grounds of questions of law or jurisdiction. Those bringing the appeal -- BCE Inc., Rogers Communications Inc., Cogeco Inc., Quebecor Inc.'s Videotron, Shaw Communications Inc., and Bragg...
TekSavvy Solutions Inc. is joining a call made last week by Conservative...
Conservative industry critic Michelle Rempel Garner has called on...
Conservative industry critic Michelle Rempel Garner said Wednesday that if...
OTTAWA — On Monday Heritage Minister Steven Guilbeault, with some help...
