Emily Laidlaw

If you are in Ottawa next Tuesday, join us at the Faculty of Law to discuss freedom of expression and online hate.

Digital policy surrounding privacy, cybersecurity and AI must be central to Mark Carney’s agenda Whatever existential threat Canada faces, technology is at the centre of it. It will also be at the centre of the next CUSMA negotiations.

With @f-mb.bsky.social, happy to share our op-ed on the need for digital policy surrounding privacy, cybersecurity and AI to be central to the new government's agenda and why: shorturl.at/SnidA

This was great fun. Thanks to @rebootcomm.bsky.social, my esteemed panelists @emilylaidlaw.bsky.social and dxsp1d3r.bsky.social, and our switched-on audience who came with great comments and questions. And if you haven't been to #VIPSS, you're missing out. See you next year!

Just be grateful that the Pentagon Papers case was presented to the Court in 1971 and not 2025!

L’urgence d’adopter la loi sur les méfaits en ligne Le projet de loi C-63 reflète les consensus qui ont émergé lors de plusieurs consultations auprès des Canadiens.

After years of consultation #BillC63, now to be split, is ready for Committee study. This is critical legislation to advocate for the vulnerable and hold platforms accountable. My latest with
@pierretrudel
shorturl.at/ZNSS9. Merci pour la collaboration et l'opportunité d'écrire en français.

Online harms bill to be split in two after being stuck in Commons, held up by filibustering Justice Minister Arif Virani plans to separate parts two and three of Bill C-63, splitting measures to protect children from online abuse from new offences critics say are heavy-handed

Online Harms Bill #C63 split. This is an impt step. Pre-study starts tomorrow with Justice - I appear Monday. Part 1 aligns with global standards, some of which were developed by conservative govts. This could and should be bipartisan. The structure is sound, now for amendments. shorturl.at/xKe4C

🙂 I waited far too long to make the move!