Which Candidates Support the Open Internet?
Today members of the SaveOurNet.ca Coalition released a “Fact vs. Fiction” report that dispels the myths put forward by the dominant Internet Service Providers and demonstrates that an open Internet is the way forward if we want social, cultural and economic innovation in Canada.
Download the Report:
http://saveournet.ca/sites/default/files/SON_FvF.pdf
See the Press Release:
http://saveournet.ca/content/diverse-coalition-calls-citizens-ignite-com...
Use the report to make Net Neutrality a more prominent issue in the election. Share the report with family and friends and get your local candidates on the record concerning Net Neutrality.
Take Action:
Contact your local Candidates and ask them where they stand on Net Neutrality.
A) Find your candidates by postal code.
B) Ask your candidate "If elected, will you: Favour legislation to prevent ISPs from engaging in throttling and traffic shaping policies that limit Canadians' open access to content on the internet?"
C) Report responses to saveournetcanada@gmail.com
More Action for The Open Internet
Stop The Thottlers
The Canadian Association of Internet Providers has asked the CRTC to instruct the big telecoms to cease and desist in traffic-shaping that is throttling access to the Web. Join people from across Canada in sending a letter to the CRTC
Make a small contribution to the SaveOurNet.ca advertising & legal fund.Your donations will pay for ads in Canada's major newspapers and developing a legalstrategy. Support the open Internet!
Tell five friends to join the petition.
Over 36,000 Canadians have already petitioned parliament, forced the CRTC to take notice, and generated national media attention. We're close to a tipping point -- let's see if we can double our numbers to 72,000 for Net Neutrality.
Make a small contribution to the SaveOurNet.ca advertising & legal fund.Your donations will pay for ads in Canada's major newspapers and developing a legalstrategy. Support the open Internet!Tell five friends to join the petition.Over 36,000 Canadians have already petitioned parliament, forced the CRTC to take notice, and generated national media attention. We're close to a tipping point -- let's see if we can double our numbers to 72,000 for Net Neutrality.
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