On Episode 42, we dig into the new details about how the government plans to regulate your expression through the Online News Act, the Online Streaming Act and the Online Harms Act. Plus we tell you about a lawyer who got in trouble for calling TMU law a 'clown school.'

Stories and cases discussed in this week's episode:

•  Peter Menzies: Say goodbye to Netflix, Canada? Why the Online Streaming Act might just run them (and other international streamers) out of the country
• Joanna Baron: The Liberals claim to be the ‘Charter party.’ Nothing could be further from the truth
• 'Is this legal?': Elon Musk questions UBC hiring practices
•  Peter Menzies: Google shuns the big media moguls in decision over news fund—but it’s Canadian consumers who will pay the heaviest price
• Once incarcerated, this Toronto activist was accepted into TMU Law's inaugural year. Now, he's suing the school for $300K
• Hamza v. Law Society of Ontario et al, 2021 ONSC 2023
• Canadian judge Beverley McLachlin to step down from top court in July – announced days after 2 UK judges quit
• What's stopping Ontario from passing a law to oust misbehaving councillors?

Not Reserving Judgment is a podcast about Canadian constitutional law hosted by Josh Dehaas, Joanna Baron, and Christine Van Geyn.

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