Internet Insider: #stopC51 rally, digital privacy, Net Neutrality rules and more
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INTERNET INSIDER
March 13th, 2015
Paov,
on Saturday, in what amounts to be the largest rally in recent Canadian history, thousands of people will gather across Canada to voice their opposition to the "Secret Police" Bill C-51.
The proposed legislation threatens the privacy of every Canadian by granting vague and unnecessary spying powers to multiple government agencies, opening the door to a variety of violations of our Charter Rights.
We have adapted our online platform to better reflect the growing movement of Canadians standing against Bill C-51. We are continually updating the site with latest developments, resources, testimonials and new ways to participate.
Onwards!
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