Trudeau's internet censorship bill passes Canadian senate
The bill passed with 43 "yeas" and only 15 "nays."
(The Post Millennian) The Canadian Senate on Thursday voted to pass online censorship Bill C-11, sending the controversial piece of legislation back to the House of Commons and one step closer to becoming law.
"Tonight, Justin Trudeau’s Fake 'Independent' Senate passed the awful Bill #C11. Now, it returns to the #HoC," wrote Conservative Sen. Denis Batters on Twitter.---More...
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