Bill C-34 would create a Digital Safety Commission of Canada, giving federal regulators power over online speech and even AI chatbot outputs under the banner of protecting children.

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Court to hear case of mayor fined $5,000 after Pride Month vote

THUNDER BAY, ONT. – The Canadian Constitution Foundation (CCF) will appear in court today to intervene in a judicial review of a Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario decision that saw a small-town mayor personally fined for voting against a request to proclaim June as Pride Month. Members of the media can view the hearing live via Zoom (Passcode: 272607) beginning at 10

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In the latest video, Christine Van Geyn examines Bill C-34, the so-called “Social Media Safety Act,” and its proposed expansion of federal oversight over social media

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