Innocent Until Proven Guilty? Not Anymore | Bill C-22 Could Change Everything!

Fraser's answer will make your blood boil.

Under Canadian law you are innocent until proven guilty. But Bill C-22 would force every Electronic Service Provider in Canada — Bell, Rogers, Apple, Samsung, Google, your smart TV, even your Roomba — to record and store your metadata for up to one year without a warrant.

Not because you did anything wrong. Just in case they need it one day.

When the government collects data on every single Canadian regardless of innocence — you are no longer innocent until proven guilty. You are guilty by default.

And that's just the beginning. Because Bill C-22 doesn't exist alone. It connects to everything else they're pushing right now. And once you see it you can't unsee it.

I broke it all down yesterday and explained how this is all connected to Bill C-8, C-9 and their social media ban

Innocent Until Proven Guilty? Not Anymore | Bill C-22 Could Change Everything!

Conservative MP Frank Caputo asked Justice Minister Sean Fraser a simple question in Parliament — is Bill C-22 constitutional?

Fraser's answer will make your blood boil.

Under Canadian law you are… pic.twitter.com/4jfQmaEYOJ

— Nico Lagan (@RealNicoLagan)April 22, 2026