I mentioned this last week, but worth a full review: Bill C-18 Motion Establishes a Dangerous Precedent For Those Who Dare to Oppose Legislation.
The year is 2025 and a newly elected Pierre Poilievre government moves to implement one of its earliest campaign promises by repealing Bill C-11. Creator groups, who spent years lobbying for the bill and participating in CRTC hearings, plan protests given their concerns that the changes will extend beyond user content by limiting potential contributions from foreign streaming sites. The Poilievre government brands the protests “subversive” and an act of intimidation designed to stop legislation from moving forward. In response, it demands that the groups disclose “any and all internal or external communications (including but not limited to emails, texts or other forms of messages) related to actions it planned to take or options it considered in relation” to the legislation.
