Bill C-11 is the worst censorship law Canada has ever seen
But it’s so badly written that even two years later, the Liberals can’t figure out how to implement it
By News on the Net -- Rachael Thomas (@RachaelThomasAB)—— Bio and Archives--January 10, 2026
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Bill C-11 is the worst censorship law Canada has ever seen, giving government control over what Canadians can see, say, and share online.
But it’s so badly written that even two years later, the Liberals can’t figure out how to implement it. Courts are involved. The CRTC is confused. Canadians are left in limbo.
Protecting freedom online means scrapping Bill C-11 altogether. Canadians deserve better.
Bill C-11 is the worst censorship law Canada has ever seen, giving government control over what Canadians can see, say, and share online.
— Rachael Thomas (@RachaelThomasAB) January 9, 2026
But it’s so badly written that even two years later, the Liberals can’t figure out how to implement it. Courts are involved. The CRTC is… pic.twitter.com/bNbQqP2txN
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