Bill C 22 Update

Representatives from two of Canadians' most-used technology companies – Google and Apple – and other experts sounded ...

Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree responds to some of the criticism from U.S. politicians and tech giants on encryption ...

The Government of Canada wants access to your mobile devices and your stored meta-data. The people who are still trying to be ...

A proposed federal government

"This new legislation,

Bill C

Millions of dollars in costs and a regulatory nightmare—is this the future for Canadian business? Watch the Canadian Chamber of ...

U.S. congressional leaders are warning Canada that

Carney's Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree got absolutely grilled in the SECU Committee yesterday over the Liberals ...

... in

On March 12, 2026, the Canadian Public Safety Minister tabled

The Liberal government wants a "rubber stamp," but the Official Opposition is saying NO. Conservative MP Rob Moore explains ...

Michael Geist Before SECU Committee on

Police agencies in B.C. are applauding federal legislation that would give them more powers to track suspects online.

If Prime Minister Mark Carney's Liberals get their way, police services will soon have an increased ability to surveil the online ...

The federal government is pushing forward with

Canada's proposed Lawful Access Act could significantly expand government access to digital data and online communications.

Criminal defence lawyer Janani Shanmuganathan says the introduction of

From Episode 78 - Canada's proposed “lawful access” reforms are raising fresh concerns about privacy and government power.

At the March 29th meeting of the Standing Senate Committee on Social Affairs, Science and Technology on