Internet Insider: C-51 education, Crull crushed, copyright extremism and more
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INTERNET INSIDER
April 10th, 2015
Paov,
Next week we’re ramping up our battle against Secret Police Bill C-51. While MPs are back in their home ridings for a two-week break over Easter, we’re planning a #StopC51 Week of Education from April 13-20.
We’re going to kick it off with a social media campaign using an amplification tool, the Thunderclap. Then it’s a whole week of activities designed to give Canadians the tools and knowledge they need to educate their friends, family, and MPs about the threats to our privacy and democracy.
If you haven’t already, be sure to click the image above to see the schedule of events and activities we’ve been working on with dozens of other groups in the fight to #StopC51. We’re counting on you!
Onwards!
The more Canadians find out what’s in Bill C-51, the less they like it.
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Thousands of Canadians stand together for #StopC51 Week of Education April 13-20
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