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Justice Department to lead Ottawa’s renewed push for online harms law

After mass shootings at two New Zealand mosques in 2019, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was one of 18 world leaders, along with Meta and Google and other Big Tech companies, to sign onto the Christchurch Call to Action. The non-binding pledge sought to eliminate terrorist and violent extremist content from the internet, calling for “regulatory or policy measures” to curb the spread of online hate and violence. 

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