Canadian Government's Influence of Social Media

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Description Meeting No. 132 ETHI - Standing Committee on Access to Information, Privacy and Ethics
Location Wellington Building - 330
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Tuesday, Oct 8, 2024
15:45 - 17:30
1 Hour 44 Minutes
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Tuesday, Oct 8, 2024
15:45
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Title: Navigating the Influence of Social Media on the Canadian Government's Narrative
Introduction
In the digital age, social media has emerged as a powerful force that shapes our perception and understanding of various subjects, including politics and governance. The Canadian government, like many others worldwide, is not immune to the influence that social media wields. In recent times, concerns have emerged about the government losing control over the narrative as citizens increasingly consume information from what they see and hear on social media platforms. This article aims to shed light on how the Canadian government is grappling with this challenge and the implications it has on maintaining a well-informed citizenry.
The Rise of Social Media
The advent of social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and KZbin has revolutionized the way information is disseminated and consumed. These platforms provide individuals with an unprecedented ability to immediately share thoughts, opinions, and news stories, often in real-time. As a result, social media has become a breeding ground for diverse voices, instant reactions, and unverified information.
The Challenge of Controlling the Narrative
One of the significant challenges faced by the Canadian government, and governments around the world, is the loss of control over their narrative due to the rapid spread of information on social media. Traditional media channels, such as television or newspapers, were more tightly regulated and monitored, allowing governments to maintain a certain level of control over the information disseminated to the public. However, social media's decentralized nature makes it difficult for governments to curate and control the information that citizens consume.
Impact on Public Perception
Social media's pervasive influence has the potential to shift public perception, as it allows for the amplification of specific viewpoints and the creation of echo chambers. Citizens are increasingly exposed to a wide range of perspectives, both accurate and misleading, leading to a fragmented understanding of government policies and actions. As government messaging competes with countless other voices on social media, public opinion can easily be swayed, potentially undermining the government's ability to shape narratives to align with their objectives.
Maintaining an Informed Citizenry
To counter the challenges posed by social media, the Canadian government is actively exploring strategies to maintain a well-informed citizenry. One key approach is engaging with social media platforms directly, cooperating to identify and debunk misinformation or disinformation campaigns. Collaborative efforts between government organizations, independent fact-checking agencies, and social media giants are being harnessed to mitigate the spread of misleading information.
Additionally, governments are increasingly prioritizing digital literacy and critical thinking skills development among citizens by rolling out educational initiatives aimed at enhancing media literacy. By equipping citizens with the skills to discern credible information from false or misleading content, the government aims to empower individuals to make informed decisions.
Conclusion
As social media continues to grow in prominence, the Canadian government faces the challenge of maintaining control over the narrative while ensuring the public remains well-informed. Navigating this complex landscape requires proactive efforts to engage with social media platforms, treat misinformation, and prioritize digital literacy. By adapting and innovating, the Canadian government endeavors to strike a balance between consumer-driven information consumption and guiding public discourse towards accurate and reliable sources.
Described in Section 29 of the Copyright Act of Canada, Fair Dealing permits the limited use of copyright protected material without the risk of infringement and without having to seek the permission of copyright owners. It is intended to provide a balance between the rights of creators and the rights of users.

[@HaliMullins]

Why aren't the RCMP arresting the criminals calling for death to Cdns on our streets under the criminal code if uttering death threats? Also, under safety issues to the public?😊

[@chucksurgeonertribute2113]

If you ever come to Winnipeg, drop into RCMP D Division and then you will have no doubt what they are. They are less than 100% approachable.

[@amazemebridge]

Yup, it’s section 319 of the Canadian Criminal Code. I have been writing to our elected officials, quoting that section and asking the same question you’ve asked. They all pass the buck to the next person. The elected officials all say the same thing; that they cannot direct the police to do anything. That is just an excuse for not doing their jobs because they can very easily tell the authorities TO DO THEIR JOBS!!! They were able to tell them to keep Tamara Lich in jail and they can direct the police to enforce the hate laws too!

[@chucksurgeonertribute2113]

He has his own private security force. RCMP needs to be replaced.

[@KevinSpencer-t4i]

some need to be charged as well. The previous Commissioner, and the current to name a couple.

[@ron8947]

Right at the start if Baylin said they weren't funded enough I would have explained to him that they shouldn't have spent $1 Billion (!?!) on the 6 storey! BC headquarters that includes a 250 seat bar that serves alcohol, right after the casino money laundering ramped up to astronomical heights under Premier Christy Clark! Shameful, see: Editorial: Bar in headquarters will harm public’s view of RCMP (An at-work bar will harm the RCMP’s attempts to rebuild the public’s shaken confidence in the force.). Ya think? And this was right when RCMP Cpl. Benjamin "Monty" Robinson killed someone drinking and driving (see: officer involved in fatal collision, guilty of obstruction of justice). Robinson was one of the RCMP who tased Robert Dziekanski to death at the Vancouver airport. They picked a real winner there and they're just shoving it right in our faces!

[@TalkTalk44]

Blatant,, right in our face ,. Robert not being able to speak English getting murdered , why not get an interpreter.. horrible..

[@AAK007]

If lying was a crime we would have e no police or government lol

[@taradeleeuw2344]

It’s all ridiculous

[@taradeleeuw2344]

I told the rcmp organized crime was running on my wifi/internet

[@debra8532]

This is a prime example of why the Conservatives don't want the SDTC scandal sent to Committee and are insisting the unredacted documents sent directly to the RCMP.

[@chucksurgeonertribute2113]

RCMP erased the Air India flight 182 wire tap tapes.

[@taradeleeuw2344]

Domestic terror

[@KevinSpencer-t4i]

These fools are RCMP! LOLOLOLOLOLOL.

[@stuckinlodi100]

"I need clarity because I don't understand your response." Response: "Im not sure I understand the question" Counter response: "You'll have another chance Mr Greene"..replied the Chair. This is utter vaudeville given the udder lack of violent response..thus far.

[@taradeleeuw2344]

I reported the RCMP to the RCMP like many others

[@ron8947]

30 minute mark MP Caputo essentially calls out corruption in one case, a device was wiped to get around a warrant. Full of it!

[@debra8532]

What a waste of time bringing the RCMP in for anything.

[@williamwood4768]

Green is a tool

[@KevinSpencer-t4i]

No a tool is actually useful. He's a useless tool.

[@arsmaster]

Those that can’t do teach and those can’t police become the police who go to government committee meetings. That one guy looks and sounds as smart as a sack of hammers.

[@deadwood2757]

Les Hammers

[@cherruthrose33]

Cyber cops *bullies.

[@TalkTalk44]

As usual this is not going anywhere..

[@taradeleeuw2344]

Could I have my husbands finger prints back and documented stuff he participated in such a process

[@taradeleeuw2344]

I told them I thought I was targeted ,their response to me “your crazy “

[@halifaxmatt2024]

Are the RCMP investigating misinformation and disinformation given The RCMP itself and or parliamentary members?

[@taradeleeuw2344]

We have this ,says big boots

[@JetDude-o7q]

Gravel Road Cops

[@relwod83]

NDP wants RCMP to be Reddit moderators.

[@robertcroteau5597]

The mayor of New York city

[@TalkTalk44]

Yes, and those around him .. what a bunch of thugs .

[@taradeleeuw2344]

Peanuts

[@taradeleeuw2344]

New laws

[@halifaxmatt2024]

Are the RCMP investigating interference by the wef and the Council on foreign relations, in regard to activities of some parliamentary members and or bureaucratic employees

[@jeremysametz1699]

Matt Green REALLY wants to censor the internet.

[@danszmidt2706]

Hey Green !!!! It's called FREE SPEECH , even though you put out so called " misinformation, disinformation " normally refered to as OPINION, i fully support you being able to spread your "misinformation and disinformation " as we live in a Democracy not a TOTALITARIAN DICTATORSHIP........ it's simple, spread whar you will and I will decide on MY OWN what i belive !!!!!

[@ron8947]

Burnaby BC RCMP just got the green light LAST YEAR to build a headquarters for ONLY $162.5M, let alone $1B 10 years earlier!!!! The money launder case fell apart anyway, I guess that $1B was money well spent, but for whom (See: Massive, multi-year B.C. money laundering investigation ends without charges).

[@taradeleeuw2344]

First time ever I heard funding is adequate

[@taradeleeuw2344]

Georgia best practices

[@taradeleeuw2344]

How about beyond “Freud”

[@taradeleeuw2344]

Why do they sound like thugs

[@TalkTalk44]

Because they are , the whole bloody works of them .. Canadians born bread Canadians are at the bottom of the can .. The greed of these people have No bounds ..

[@taradeleeuw2344]

Heard this before

[@vlogospheer]

let’s ignore the foreign influence here and tell me why you aren’t charging people for saying things I don’t like on the internet.

[@cherruthrose33]

😂😂😂

[@taradeleeuw2344]

Oklahoma

[@amazemebridge]

I guess speaking about Tamara Is against YTs rules because my recent post was deleted.

[@taradeleeuw2344]

Domestic?

[@mikewest5529]

When you talk very softly at the end it shows shame in your voice!! It’s shame!! The truth would set us free!!

[@taradeleeuw2344]

Tell us

[@taradeleeuw2344]

Funny

[@taradeleeuw2344]

Other agencies

[@relwod83]

1. Find smoking gun 2. Give smoking gun to RCMP 3. "We can't comment on the smoking gun" ... 4. "What smoking gun"

[@taradeleeuw2344]

Told me ……

[@taradeleeuw2344]

Terror

[@taradeleeuw2344]

Really ?

[@taradeleeuw2344]

Nope

[@Armour-of-God.]

H0usefather doesnt want his clan exposed