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The social media accounts linked to from The Centre for Free Expression are: • Facebook • Instagram • YouTube • X • Bluesky Besides social media accounts, cfe_tmu has populated their site with: • Misinformation alert: reducing corruption improves productivity and well-being, not the reverse | Centre for Free Expression • No Mona Lisas here: Thames Valley school board wins Code of Silence Award over secret art collection | Centre for Free Expression • A blanket smother-up: Alberta government wins secrecy award for opaque access-to-information process | Centre for Free Expression • Canada’s federal government – Worst again | Centre for Free Expression • While We Watch the U.S., Canada’s Democracy Is Quietly Eroding | Centre for Free Expression • CFE joins other civil liberties groups and leading privacy experts in denouncing the Liberal government’s shut down of essential debate on dangerous state surveillance Bill C-22 | Centre for Free Expression • When Consent Culture Becomes a Hockey Heckle | Centre for Free Expression • The Centre for Free Expression Podcast | Centre for Free Expression • Lita Barrie Joins CFE Advisory Board | Centre for Free Expression • Would Banning Children from Social Media and AI Be Constitutional? | Centre for Free Expression • The Rising Demands for Censorship: Final Report on Challenges Faced by Canadian Libraries in 2025 | Centre for Free Expression • The Fed’s “Lawful Access” Bill C-22 is an Unprecedented Assault on Canadians’ Privacy Rights and Must Be Withdrawn – Letter to the Prime Minister | Centre for Free Expression • What does it mean for the state to be neutral in religious matters? | Centre for Free Expression • Unsafe in the library | Centre for Free Expression • The Rising Demands for Censorship: Challenges Faced by Canadian Libraries in 2025 | Centre for Free Expression • Celebrating the People and Practices That Sustain Intellectual Freedom | Centre for Free Expression • The “right to be forgotten” arrives in Canada | Centre for Free Expression • Are Bans on Children’s Access to Social Media a Good Plan? | Centre for Free Expression • When Ministerial Orders Shape What Students Can Read | Centre for Free Expression • The Feds’ “Combatting Hate Act” (C-9) Should Be Withdrawn Now | Centre for Free Expression • CFE joins 36 other civil society organizations in calling on the Carney Government to withdraw Bill C-9 (Combatting Hate Act) | Centre for Free Expression • Flying the Flag: Kneecap and Bill C-9 | Centre for Free Expression • 2025 Peter Bryce Prize for Whistleblowing | Centre for Free Expression • Freedom of Expression, Public Engagement, Democracy: What Can We Expect for the Next Ten Years? | Centre for Free Expression • Andrea Cecchetto Joins CFE Board | Centre for Free Expression • "We can't teach a book with that word in it": Reflections on the role of literature in society | Centre for Free Expression • Global Surge in Attacks on University Faculty & Students: What is to be done? | Centre for Free Expression • Information Poverty and the Cost of Prison Library Cuts | Centre for Free Expression • Hold the Line: How Alberta public libraries should respond to Bill 28 | Centre for Free Expression • Responding to Alberta Government's Defence of Public Library Takeover | Centre for Free Expression • Will Carney choose to fix Poilievre’s dysfunctional 2007 whistleblower ‘protection’ law? | Centre for Free Expression • Events | Centre for Free Expression • Is Investigative Journalism In Canada Dying? | Centre for Free Expression • Librarians Are My Heroes | Centre for Free Expression • What Happened to the University’s Commitment to Free Expression? Charlie Kirk, uAlberta, and Me | Centre for Free Expression • Municipal Bubble-Zone Bylaws Are Unnecessary and Likely Unconstitutional | Centre for Free Expression • Toni Samek named CFE Scholar-in-Residence for 2025-2026 | Centre for Free Expression • Censoring Books in Schools and Libraries: What does it mean for our future? | Centre for Free Expression • Should Hate Speech Be Dealt with through Human Rights Law? Event Information • Librarians and Educators Should Decide Books for School Libraries, Not Politicians | Centre for Free Expression • Captive Audiences and Bubble Zones | Centre for Free Expression • Where Are the Canadian Teachers? | Centre for Free Expression • CFE joins call for reform of Canada’s approach to digital policymaking | Centre for Free Expression • Code of Silence Award for Outstanding Achievement in Government Secrecy | Centre for Free Expression • Peter Bryce Prize for Whistleblowing Prize Information • Centre for Free Expression Helpline for Whistleblowers | Centre for Free Expression • Sault Ste. Marie Police Service recognized with national award for imposing a transparency tax on public records | Centre for Free Expression • Jordan Laffrenier Joins CFE Board | Centre for Free Expression • Trump’s War on Truth | Centre for Free Expression • In Conversation: What To Do About Foreign Interference • In Conversation: The Life and Death of Freedom of Expression • Can editorial standards be applied fairly in highly polarized situations? The case of Israel and Gaza | Centre for Free Expression • What should be the limits to freedom of expression in Canadian universities? | Centre for Free Expression • Website • How universities should approach hate: UofT's draft consultation statement on antisemitism is actually pretty good | Centre for Free Expression • Why I will no longer post on Elon Musk’s X | Centre for Free Expression • What If Kids Had Charter Rights? Surprise! They Have. | Centre for Free Expression • A concept of peaceful assembly under s.2(c) of the Charter | Centre for Free Expression • Virtual Forum Series: Freedom of Expression, Protests and Encampments