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Canada lawful access bill faces backlashes from privacy watchdog and tech giants

Canadian Privacy Commissioner Philippe Dufresne said Tuesday that the federal lawful access bill requires further amendments to strengthen privacy protections for Canadians despite...

Feds push to fast-track ‘lawful access’ bill, limiting debate

The Government of Canada is looking to fast-track the passage of its controversial “lawful access” legislation by the end of the week. The feds say Bill C-22 is intended to “streng...

Lawful access bill not ‘optional’ but will see privacy amendments: minister

Gary Anandasangaree defended Bill C-22 as necessary for investigators as the legislation faces growing privacy concerns and tech industry pushback.

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Minister says MPs must ‘choose’ victims by fast-tracking lawful access bill

Lawful access has raised privacy concerns, yet Gary Anandasangaree echoed Conservative Vic Toews who said in 2012 people 'can either stand with us or with the child pornographers.'

Feds pass controversial C-22 lawful access bill before summer break

The Canadian government rushed through a flurry of bills last week before the House of Commons rose for the summer break, including the controversial Bill C-22, which has faced hea...

Apple, Google say lawful access bill could undermine user safety, privacy

The testimony comes amid increasing concerns from privacy experts and technology service providers about the controversial measures in Bill C-22.

Liberals dismiss ‘tinfoil hat’ privacy fears as lawful access bill passes

Conservatives and other opposition parties sought to address privacy concerns in Bill C-22, but the Liberal government shut down debate and fast-tracked the bill.

Have you been informed of the new “Lawful Access” act? Is it hopeless to write to your MPs at this point? (This is Bill...

The Lawful Access Two-Headed Surveillance Monster: How Bill C-22 Went Off the Rails - Michael Geist

Your metadata may be kept for a year under lawful access bill. What to know

While officials insist the bill wouldn't allow police to read your emails, and could only access the metadata with a warrant, experts warn the retention policy alone is concerning.

LDP to propose allowing warrantless communications interception

The initiative will be a major pillar of anti-espionage legislation that the administration of Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi aims to enact soon.

Google raises concerns over Canada’s Bill C-22, impact on encryption

Google is the latest big tech company to take a stand against the Canadian government’s Bill C-22, also known as lawful access. In a submission to the House of Commons committee sc...

Supreme Court's Chatrie Decision Extends Fourth Amendment Protection to Location Data, Raising Stakes for Digital Privac...

Signal, DuckDuckGo among firms weighing Canada exit over lawful access bill

Signal is among the most prominent platforms to make such a threat while speaking out against Bill C-22, while VPN providers have also threatened to leave or curtail services.

Canada Says Critics Don’t Understand Its Surveillance Bill

Canada Says Critics Don’t Understand Its Surveillance BillCanada’s Public Safety Minister is telling Apple, Meta, and Signal that they don’t understand his own surveillance bill. T...

Liberals open to shorter metadata rules but splitting bill ‘not an option’

Ottawa says it is willing to change its lawful access bill to shorten the time electronic service providers would be required to keep users' metadata to less than one year.

Liberals open to shorter metadata rules but splitting bill ‘not an option’

Ottawa says it is willing to change its lawful access bill to shorten the time electronic service providers would be required to keep users' metadata to less than one year.

Why legal control beats location in data sovereignty

US law can access global data via providers, making local data residency insufficient. Businesses must prioritise true jurisdictional control over "sovereignty washing" marketing

Supreme Court Ruling Creates New Opportunities to Challenge Government Data Requests

Review committee proposes overhaul of contentious telecom bill's provisions, upholds property rights

Committee says owner consent and mutual agreement will remain mandatory for access to private property