Bill C-63, S-210, and other legislation at the intersection of Canadian freedoms and welfare on the Internet. Telecommunications regulation, with respect to Internet billing rules, and the impact on the open internet. Telecommunications policy issues and the public interest related to the importance of access rules and telecom investment that encourage increased wired and wireless choice for Canadians. Privacy and security implications of mass surveillance technologies and programs including attempts to undermine encryption, and the use of facial recognition technologies, as well as the need for improved private and public sector privacy legislation in Canada, such as Bill C-27 and Privacy Act reform. Online News Act Bill C-18, and issues around creating a sustainable news ecology in Canada. Concerns with Bill C-10, revising the Broadcasting Act to extend the CRTC's jurisdiction to regulate content and platforms on the Internet, as well as Bill C-11 (2022), its successor. Competition Act Reform: sharing concerns about need to reform Canada's Competition Act to allow effective proactive action by Competition Bureau to expand competition and provide more options and lower prices to Canadian consumers.