Bill C-22, the Lawful Access Act, reaches beyond telecom companies
The Senate should insist on stronger privacy safeguards before this bill becomes law
By News on the Net -- Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms—— Bio and Archives--November 4, 2026
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On November 2, Canada’s Privacy Commissioner warned that its subscriber-information powers could extend to doctors, lawyers and dating apps.
Senators told this week that Bill C-22 covers any service that creates, transmits, stores or processes digital information. Minister @gary_srp called it deliberately broad and officials said it extended beyond any comparable country. Surveillance by design.
Bill C-22, the Lawful Access Act, reaches beyond telecom companies. On November 2, Canada’s Privacy Commissioner warned that its subscriber-information powers could extend to doctors, lawyers and dating apps. https://t.co/BBOz8wEjhp The Senate should insist on stronger privacy safeguards before this bill becomes law.
— Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms (@JCCFCanada)November 4, 2026
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