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#BillC10 reminds me of the last time that buzzword-filled, platitude-laden, knee-jerk, internet-focused legislation was passed in Cda. Nova Scotia's Cyber-Safety Act is a case study. It was struck down after it was used to remove strong political opinions from the internet.
The government bullied a citizen into deleting tweets that were critical of a local politician.
The government got an order prohibiting a member of a first nation from being critical of band governance.
When it was finally challenged under the Charter, a Supreme Court of Nova Scotia judge called its balancing of rights a "colossal failure". https://canlii.ca/t/gmhjl#par165
Don't make me put on a tie again ...
