‘Kids Just Aren’t on the Bargaining Table’: Miller Insists Canada Won’t Capitulate to Trump on Social Media Ban

EDITORIAL: Big Brother’s following you on social media

In what promises to be yet another exercise in futility, Culture Minister Marc Miller last week introduced a ban on social media for children under 16 years of age.

5 Toronto teens tell us why Canada’s new social media ban won’t work

Many details are to come regarding the federal online harms bill. Teenagers think it could change some behaviours but will face major challenges.

‘Kids just aren’t on the bargaining table’: Miller insists Canada won’t capitulate to Trump on social media ban

Canadian Identity and Culture Minister Marc Miller insists the federal government will not capitulate to the U.S. administration and back down on the legislation he says is aimed at protecting children from the potential harms of the internet.

JAY GOLDBERG: Carney tables social media ban for teens, relies on 'trust me' government

The Carney government has officially tabled its new Safe Social Media Act, with the centrepiece of the legislation being a ban on social media access for those under the age of 16.

'I'd cry my eyes out': Some P.E.I. teens push back on proposed social media restrictions

Some teenagers in Prince Edward Island are reacting to a proposed federal law that would restrict social media access for users under 16, with some worried about losing connections online and others saying the limits could encourage healthier habits.