The Pirate Party of Canada's Jake Daynes has an op-ed in the Georgia Straight on the party's views on striking the copyright balance.
Pirate Party on the Copyright Balance
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Thank you for the plug Michael,
Hopefully the upcoming election pushed for by the Liberal caucus doesn’t upset any progress that the Copyright Consultation may have brought about in the administration’s eyes.