BPC Bulletins

In Parliament, the Liberal government of Canada has introduced the Online Harms Act (Bill C-63).

Today I present five unrelated stories about censorship and free expression in Canada.

BookNet Canada is tracking Canadian interest in banned and challenged books. The organization publishes the data online in a miniseries of posts.

The Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs (AMC) has declared its support for the criminalization of the denial of the existence of Indian residential schools in Canada.

In Manitoba, trustees of the Brandon School Division voted to reject a proposal to create a committee to review and ban books that focus on sexual minorities and sexual health.

In Ottawa, a controversial bill that aims to shield youngsters from viewing online pornography is steadily moving through Parliament.