Canadians don’t trust the government with their data, and they told us why
Over 4,600 Canadians told OpenMedia what they want from a modernized Privacy Act. The community has a clear ask on data sharing, transparency, and AI. Read full article
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Young Canadians Are Ready for Privacy Reform. Is Parliament?
UBC students partnered with OpenMedia to find out how young Canadians feel about their digital privacy rights. The answer? They care deeply but feel powerless. With Bill C-36 just introduced in Parliament, will Canada finally get the privacy law reform people deserve? Read full article
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OpenMedia Testifies Before SECU: Limited Amendments Will Not Fix Bill C-22
Bill C-22 is designed to be maximally flexible for the government and minimally protective for Canadians. It is a foundational problem that light amendments cannot fix. Read full article
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