I'm thrilled to join @ProgressChamber as Senior Director for Canada 🇨🇦
I look forward to shaping tech policies that can grow our tech sector, strengthen our economy & protect consumers.
You can find the announcement and my first blog linked below.💡
We're excited to welcome Josh Tabish as Senior Director for Canada! Josh is our first hire in Canada and follows our 2024 growth into the European Union and United Kingdom.
Based in Ottawa, Josh previously served at the Canadian Internet Registration Authority as policy director. He also held roles at Fight for the Future and OpenMedia.
Good on PM @MarkJCarney and Minister @MarcMillerVM for standing up for affordability. They deserve full credit for finding a way to support Canadian content without raising streaming costs or reducing choice.
“The CRTC’s spending obligations were way out of line internationally and would have driven up costs for consumers. Minister Miller deserves full credit for supporting Canadian content without raising costs or reducing choice for Canadians,” says @jdtabish
NEW: Ottawa tells the CRTC to walk back its streaming decisions and announces $600M fund for CanCon, plus a new policy direction focused on affordability and consumer choice. https://t.co/SSqHM7p06O
A group that works to keep the internet surveillance-free says a federal bill intended to help police and intelligence services is "an enormous own goal" against Canada's economy and security.
https://t.co/ZqB0FHI1IB
NEW: Canada now has access to Mythos hacking tech and are officially part of Project Glasswing.
"It’s a very important step for Canadians and for our government to make sure we have access and we can protect our institutions and our country," AI Minister @EvanLSolomon says
Sweeping powers, secret orders, the beginning of a surveillance state…
What actually is the Liberals’ new lawful access legislation: Bill C 22?
https://t.co/azCRqfv9a7
Next week I’m joining an @ITIFdc virtual panel on cloud sovereignty and the path forward for Canada.
With a brand new national AI strategy hot off the presses, there’ll be plenty to dig into.
Learn more and RSVP here: https://t.co/fcHt2vKyoU
"Moe’s government considered a Saskatchewan-only ban on children accessing social media... But the province has since hit pause on the idea of a ban" https://t.co/NStXOgaGCC
Statement from Minister LeBlanc urging provinces and territories to follow through on commitment to implement direct-to-consumer alcohol sales
https://t.co/MVjKFsQxxu
The Conservatives are calling on the Liberal government to “reject” the CRTC’s recent decision tripling streamers’ financial contributions. https://t.co/2ntsymRzUb
The RCMP appeared before the Public Safety and National Security committee yesterday and affirmed that critics' concerns about Bill C-22 are well justified. The bill is about police gaining access to backdoors and encrypted communications.
https://t.co/TAcL8idlFq
1/ The government wants Bill C-22 to be a debate about Big Tech hypocrisy -- but don't fall for it.
It's actually a debate about Canadian sovereignty. 🧵 https://t.co/TnwcdogN24
Canadian Government: Tech companies are misleading the public on security backdoors and breaking encryption in Bill C-22
RCMP: We welcome Bill C-22 because we need security backdoors and the legal tools to break encryption
The Conservatives called on the Liberals Thursday to "reject" the CRTC’s recent decision tripling streamers’ financial contributions, but the government says it doesn't have that power
https://t.co/HvdfICCWRE
Wait till the staffer class realizes @signalapp might leave Canada over Bill C-22 and all their messages are suddenly ATIP-able 🤔 https://t.co/QpXsjjPFwK