THE GLOBE & MAIL: THESE CANADIANS WANT THE ‘RIGHT TO REPAIR’ THEIR STUFF: ‘WE CAN’T CONTINUE ON THE SAME WAY OF CONSUMING’

This piece in the Globe & Mail talks about the benefits of implementing right to repair in Canada, which include the benefits to consumers and the environment. Senator Deacon is the Senate sponsor of Bill C-244, An Act to amend the Copyright Act (Diagnosis, Maintenance and Repair), which would enable consumers to bypass digital locks in order to repair their devices. Read the article here.

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