UPDATE, January 29, 2018: Bell, with a coalition including Rogers, the CBC and others, calling themselves "FairPlay Canada", officially filed their dangerous and overreaching proposal to the CRTC urging the federal body create a website blocking system to tackle piracy. This proposal is a slippery slope towards corporate censorship and dismantling Net Neutrality — and it must be stopped. We are coming out hard against this, but we need your help.

Join our newest action here to speak out: Tell the CRTC: No Censorship in Canada

Bell is desperate to censor Canada’s Internet. First they tried through NAFTA.1 Now they’re at it again through the CRTC.

Their radical proposal for website blocking with no court oversight would result in sweeping Internet censorship and put Canada’s robust Net Neutrality rules at risk.2

Shaw has come out in support of the proposal.3 But Telus and Rogers are still on the fence.4 If we can get them to come out against this proposal we can split Big Telecom on the issue, and significantly weaken Bell’s position.

Tell Telus and Rogers to oppose Bell’s censorship plan and stand up for Net Neutrality.