Heritage Minister Steven Guilbeault’s department has proposed “concrete action” to police news and information on the internet.
Despite Liberal attempts to censor the Internet, the vast majority of Canadians think online information is reliable and people can tell when its not, says the feds own internal polling.
Blacklock’s Reporter said Heritage Minister Steven Guilbeault’s department has proposed “concrete action” to police news and information on the Internet.
“A majority, 80%, believe the online content they consume is factual and truthful,” said a pollsters’ report.






As petrol stations in parts of the UK started running out of fuel on Friday, business at Martin Miller’s electric car dealership in Guildford, Surrey, started soaring.



